Vocabulary-population+interactions

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 * KEY TERM || DEFINITION || IMAGE OR EXAMPLE ||
 * area effect ||  ||   ||
 * biological controls ||  ||   ||
 * biosphere ||  ||   ||
 * camouflage ||  ||   ||
 * climax community ||  ||   ||
 * coevolution ||  ||   ||
 * commensalism ||  ||   ||
 * community ||  ||   ||
 * community structure ||  ||   ||
 * competitive exclusion ||  ||   ||
 * distance effect ||  ||   ||
 * disturbance hypothesis ||  ||   ||
 * ecological succession ||  ||   ||
 * ecology ||  ||   ||
 * ecosystem ||  ||   ||
 * exotic species ||  ||   ||
 * exploitative competition ||  ||   ||
 * facilitation ||  ||   ||
 * facultative mutualism ||  ||   ||
 * fundamental niche ||  ||   ||
 * geographical dispersal ||  ||   ||
 * habitat ||  ||   ||
 * host ||  ||   ||
 * inhibition ||  ||   ||
 * interference competition ||  ||   ||
 * interspecific competition ||  ||   ||
 * k-strategists ||  ||   ||
 * keystone species ||  ||   ||
 * mimicry ||  ||   ||
 * moment-of-truth defenses ||  ||   ||
 * mutualism ||  ||   ||
 * niche ||  ||   ||
 * obligatory mutualism ||  ||   ||
 * parasitism ||  ||   ||
 * parasitoid ||  ||   ||
 * pioneer species ||  ||   ||
 * predation ||  ||   ||
 * predator ||  ||   ||
 * prey ||  ||   ||
 * primary succession ||  ||   ||
 * r-strategists ||  ||   ||
 * realized niche ||  ||   ||
 * resource partitioning ||  ||   ||
 * secondary succession ||  ||   ||
 * sere ||  ||   ||
 * social parasites ||  ||   ||
 * symbiosis ||  ||   ||
 * territoriality ||  ||   ||
 * tolerance ||  ||   ||
 * type I, II, III predator responses ||  ||   ||
 * warning coloration ||  ||   ||