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Mutualism, Commensalism and Parasitism are apart of this
A man comes into another country to settle down permanently. This is an example of one of the four things that affect population.
A tapeworm lives inside a person. It feeds to the detriment of the person.
Biotic changes that will regenerate a damaged community or start life in an previously uninhabited area
Population grows slowly, having a period of exponential growth before leveling off at a stable size
All biotic and abiotic factors in an area where an organism lives
Generalized diagram showing the number of surviving members over a time from measured set of births
Two organisms from different species compete for limited resources
Factor that plays a major role in limiting a species number
Population size will increase at a rapid pace.
A man gets a ride from a friend to his house. The man benefits while the friend is not hurt in any other way.
There is one house for sale. There is ______ between two people to buy the house
A hawk kills, and eats, a rabbit. The hawk captured and fed upon the rabbit.
A clown fish lives in a sea anemone. Both organisms benefit.
One of the four things that affect population density about giving birth to new organisms
Composed of all physical, chemical and biological factors an organism needs to survive, stay healthy and reproduce
A man LEAVES his country to live in another country
Tokyo has a ______ of 6,158 persons per square kilometer, which is the measurement of the number of individuals in a defined space.
The max number of a species that can be sustained by the region while living comfortably
First organisms that live in an previously uninhabited area
Organisms of the same species compete with one another for the limited resources
A dog dies. This is an example of one of the four things that affect population.

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