Bio Lecture 16 Community Interactions

The living organism that provides the nutrients for a parasite is the

Protozoa that live in the gut of a termite and help to digest wood are engaged in

The biome with the fewest seasonal changes is the

An animal that kills for food is a

An animal that serves as food for other animals is a

This biome is located near oceans with wet, cool winters and hot, dry summers. Rainfall is 40 to 100 centimeters per year

A tapeworm living in a person's intestine is

Which of the following is NOT a community?

Which of the following would have the highest productivity?

The                has the greatest productivity

An organism that carries a disease between hosts is a

A  difference between a grassland and a savanna is

Species A and species B both benefit by living together. This is an example of

The usual type of symbiotic relationship between humans and the bacteria normally found in their intestinal tract is that of

If 2 animals are living together and the death of one results in the death of the other, the two animals were

Many sponges and shellfish provide shelter for aquatic guests who do no harm or benefit to their host. This is an example of

An animal that feeds on living material but does not kill the animal it feeds on is a

If a relationship is harmful to both the animals in that relationship, the relationship is one of

Whether an area of the country will be a desert or grassland is primarily determined by

an ecosystem has a long growing system, high species diversity, and rapid growth. It is most likely a

A tropical region that has large grassy areas with scattered trees is a

the type of cooperation between two species of a community that is based on satisfying the needs of both species is called