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Abiotic
Non-living aspects of the environment
Abscisic Acid
A plant growth hormone that has a variety of effects
Adaptation
An inherited feature resulting from natural selection that makes an organism better fitted to a particular environment
Actogram
A graph of an animal;s activity, info may be plotted twice on the same graph to show patterns more clearly
Aggressive Behaviour
Behaviour of an animal where it threatens to harm or kill another animal that it is competing with
Agonistic Behaviour
Intra-specific behaviour (attack & escape) that is often reitualised to resolve conflict over resources or mates
Alellopathy
When an organism releases a biomolecules that influence the survival of surrounding organisms (plants)
Ammensalism
1 species harmed/destroyed ; other species unaffected
Antibiosis
Ammensalism, where the harmed species is damaged/killed by a chemical secretion of the other organism
Auxin
Plant hormone regulating growth by effecting cell elongations
Biologivcal clock
internal timing system which continues without external cues, and controls timing of activity for the organism
Biotiv factors
Aspects of environment that are living
Circadian Rhythm
A cyclical rhythm of approximately 24 hours under constant enviro. conditions
Circatidal rhythm
A cyclical variation of approximately 12.4 hours under constant enviro. conditions
Circalunar rhythm
a cyclical variation of approximately 29 days
Commensalism
1 species benefitted; other species unaffected
Competition
Occurs when organisms living in the same location require the same resources and have to compete for them (intra or inter)
Cooperative behaviour
Members of a species coordiante activities for mutual benefit
Courtship
Behaviour preceding and accompanying sexual act that leads to conception of offspring
Crepuscular
Active at dusk and dawn