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Co-evolution Trail

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Unravel how species shape each other.

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Co-evolution Trail
 

Co-evolution TrailOnline version

Unravel how species shape each other.

by MUTHU NAMASH GOMATHIRAJ
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Two species evolve together to benefit both.

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This is a coevolution type in which neither participant is harmed.

Pollinators and flowering plants are a classic example.

Both participants gain something from the relationship.

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when species interact closely, each one adapts in response to changes in the other. This process is called

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Predator-prey

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The relationship between cheetah and gazelles is know as

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Cheetah attacks gazelles

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One tries to exploit, the other tries to defend

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Also known as Arms race coevolution

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Evolutionary changes between two specific species where each directly influences the evolution of the other

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Fruit bats and tropical trees is an example for

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Type of mutualism

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Mycorrhizal mutualism is a type in which the plant roots are colonized by

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Lower eukaryotes

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A harmless species (the mimic) evolves to resemble a harmful or toxic species (the model) to deter predators

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Two or more harmful species resemble each other, reinforcing the warning signal to predators.

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An organism mimics a different part of its own body, such as a snake's tail resembling its head.

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