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Dictionary » P » Predator PredatorPredator (Science: epidemiology) An animal that kills its prey and then feeds on it to subsist until the next kill. Any animal that lives by preying on other animals.Any animalthat preys on another organisms as a source of food, which are usually situated in a lower trophic Level. ![]()
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Results from our forumWhy are the offsprings of some animals large but some small?... different portions of the development of their offspring inside or outside of their body, it depends on many factors including whether it is a predator or prey, its environmental conditions etc. (sorry cant think of an example at the moment)
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predator/prey interaction... a significant impact on the distribution of their prey species. In complicated communities, like the intertidal community, what effect might a predator have on prey distribution when interspecific competition is going on between 2 prey species? a. whatever the effect, it will always favor the ...
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barnacle ditribution... saline e. interspecies competition 3.As barnacles, what biological role(s) do B balanoides and C. stellatus play in the biological community? a. predator b. keystone species c. biotic, predator and prey d. biotic prey e. prey f. biotic factor g. biotic predator 4.Connell removed C. Stellatus ...
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Conditions for a stable ecosystem? (for a simulation)... I love the cartoonish feel. This is certainly something that - once refined - could be a useful educational tool. Here are some suggestions: Predator adjustments: -decrease the rate of reproduction. This can be accomplished in a couple of ways. a) require a higher amount of energy before ...
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Conditions for a stable ecosystem? (for a simulation)... every element and trees is totally random. There's also some problems with path finding around trees and getting out of corners when cornered by a predator so these things also play in but I feel that regardless of some problems, I should still be able to get something more stable than this. Any ...
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