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Unscramble key eco-interactions.

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Unscramble key eco-interactions.

by Elisa Maria Nuñez Lopez
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The functional role and space a species occupies, including the resources it uses and its interactions with others.

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A struggle for shared resources such as food or space, influencing growth and survival.

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One organism hunts and feeds on another, shaping prey behavior and ecosystem structure.

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The number of individuals of a species living in a defined area at a given time.

  
  
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A relationship where one partner benefits while the other is largely unaffected.

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A close interaction that provides reciprocal benefits to both species.

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A relationship where one organism benefits by feeding on a host, often harming it.

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Traits developed to cope with environmental challenges, improving chances of survival and reproduction.

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