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Dependence and Independence

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  • It is one instance of a self-regulating balance with an ecosystem
    predator-prey relationship
  • It is the mutual reliance between two or more groups.
    Interdependence
  • What stage of succession is this: grass, weeds, and other non-woody plants rapidly take over the bare ground?
    Stage 1
  • It is something that affects the population of organisms as a consequence of the size of population.
    Density –dependent Factor
  • It occurs in areas where ecosystems are destroyed by a natural or artificial disturbance, but soil remains intact.
    Secondary Succession
  • It is something from outside the population of organisms that affect population.
    Density-independent Factor
  • Give at least 2 example of density-independent factor
    earthquakes, forest fires, floods
  • This succession follows a volcanic eruption in which magma erupts from a volcano and forms a completely new surface.
    Primary Succession
  • What stage of succession where in bushes and young pine-tree saplings take root?
    Stage 2
  • What stage of succession where in the forest has reached a stable climax community state, a fully mature forest?
    Stage 4
  • It is an aquatic ecosystem in a container
    Aquarium
  • Give one example of density-dependent factor.
    parasites and diseases
  • These species that are able to move into a very new environment.
    Pioneer Species
  • What stage of succession where in pine forests dominate, inhibiting undergrowth but allowing the growth of hardwood saplings?
    Stage 3
  • It is an ecosystem that supports the greatest number of species possible.
    Climax community
  • It occurs in barren areas where no traces of previous ecosystems remain.
    Primary Succession
  • It is a terrestrial ecosystem in a container.
    Terrarium
  • It is the gradual and orderly process of change in which one community is replaced by another until a stable climax community is once again established.
    Succession