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Feedback loop
a system's output can serve as input to that same system
negative feedback loop
output that results from a system moving in one direction acts as input that moves the system in the other direction
positive feedback loop
rather than stabilzing a system they drive it further toward one extreme
dynamic equalibrium
processes in a system movein opposing directions at equivalent rate so their effects balance out
Homeostasis
the tendency of a system to maintain contstant or stable internal conditions
ecotones
areas where ecosystems meet may consist of transitional zones where elements of both meet
landscape ecology
a broad view of a habitat of a migrating animal
gros primary production
the assimilation of energy by autotrophs
net primary production
energy that remains after repiration and isusedto generate biomass
productivity
rate at which production occurs