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Mutualism Both species benefit ( ) Commensalism One species benefits ( ) and one species is fairly unaffected (~) Parasitism One species benefits ( ) and one species is harmed ( ) A related mechanism of passive competition is camouflage and mimicry Endemic species, naturally occurring in only one area or region, are unique to that specific region The total area in which a plant, animal, insect, or other organism may travel in its lifetime is considered its range The first colonizers to a site (eg, moss or lichens) are called pioneer species A species around which an entire ecosystem is dependent is known as a keystone or foundational species Endangered species are those species threatened with extinction (like the Florida panther and California condor) A species that is no longer living, anywhere on Earth, is said to be extinct The area in which an animal, plant, or microorganism lives and finds nutrients, water, sunlight, shelter, living space, and other essentials is called its habitat Wetlands are low, soggy places where land is constantly or seasonally soaked, or even partly underwater An ecological region that has lost more than 70% of its original habitat is known as an environmental hotspot

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Sometimes probability situations do not lend themselves easily to analytical solutions In some situations, an acceptable approach might be to run a simulation A simulation utilizes some random process to conduct numerous trials of the situation and then counts the number of successful outcomes to arrive at an estimated probability In general, the more trials, the more confidence we can have that the relative frequency of successes accurately approximates the desired probability The law of large numbers states that the proportion of successes in the simulation should become, over time, close to the true proportion in the population One interesting example of the use of simulation has been in the development of certain systems for playing Blackjack The number of possible situations in Blackjack is large but finite A computer was used to conduct thousands of simulations of each possible playing decision for each of the possible hands In this way, certain situations favorable to the player were identified and formed the basis for the published systems example: Suppose there is a small Pacific Island society that places a high value on families having a baby girl Suppose further that every family in the society decides to keep having children until they have a girl and then they stop If the first child is a girl, they are a one-child family, but it may take several tries before they succeed Assume that when this policy was decided on that the proportion of girls in the population was 05 and the probability of having a girl is 05 for each birth Would this behavior change the proportion of girls in the population Design a simulation to answer this question solution: Use a random number generator, say a fair coin, to simulate a birth Let heads = have a girl and tails = have a boy Flip the coin and note whether it falls heads or tails If it falls heads, the trial ends If it falls tails, flip again because this represents having a boy The outcome of interest is the number of.

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IN THIS CHAPTER Summary: Although the Earth appears to consist of one big environment, it is composed of many smaller, interconnected systems or cycles The carbon, calcium, hydrologic, and other cycles allow other systems to function Plants and animals get food through interactions with these cycles in a food web

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Matter, carbon, organic, conservation of matter, calcium, phosphorus, sulfur, hydrologic cycle, evapotranspiration, photosynthesis, residence time, biomineralization, food web, trophic level, biomass

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