Mutualism

Independence in Dusit Zoo Bangkok 1. You investigate and explain : a. How plants depends on abiotic components Plants as biotic compound of nature normally produced in green plants to gain food for all animal livings in order to make an ecosystem become stable. And the leaves and other green parts of plants keep chlorophyll to support in synthesizing food and out an oxygen through photosynthesis which it needs sunlight to support with water as well. Moreover, it absorbed from the soil and…

A community is similar to a puzzle; without one of the pieces it is never flawless. Being a part of a community and participating in community service doesn’t only better us, but it helps the general public. When I signed up to volunteer at Sanford Health I wasn’t sure if I was truly helping anyone or even making a difference. Never did I think that the service I was providing would have such a positive outcome. Although I had originally thought that by volunteering I would be providing a simple…

One day at school Alfred Gregory McAlfred III, Alfred for short, the cleaner shrimp was talking to his classmate Bobbie, who is also a cleaner shrimp. All throughout the school day Bobbie was bragging about how she was so much smarter than Alfred because she knew so much about the coral reef and how all the different organisms interact. This did not make Alfred happy so he went to ask his wise grandfather, Alfred Gregory McAlfred Senior, about how all of these things work so that he could could…

that role. Others may counter with the sentiment that a community is only as good as its members. Copsey (2015) defines community as The populations that form a community interact through the processes of competition, predation, parasitism, and mutualism. The structure and function of communities are determined by the nature and strength of the population interactions within it, but these interactions are affected by the environment in which a community exists. Police have an inherent role in…

In biology, this is known as mutualism. Man is no longer the parasite of nature as identified earlier. We should destroy the concept that man has benefitted from the Earth’s deterioration, because he too will suffer and pay for the consequences. The ideal metaphor here is that the…

In the article, “Should Women Want Women Priests or Women Church?” Ruether outlines the emergence of two movements in Christian community; Women-Church Movement and Roman Catholic Womenpriests Movement. These movements strived to establish women’s ordination and sought to recreate the clerical caste system. Ruether discusses the suppression and marginalization of women in relation to ordained ministry and authoritative priestly roles in Christian tradition. She examines the issues and tensions…

Erin Allbritton BIO103 3/2/17 Professor Van Breukelen Chapter 5-Ecosystems and Living Organisms 1. How do biologists define evolution? Biologists define evolution as the cumulative genetic changes that occur in a population of organisms over time. 2. What are Darwin’s four premises of evolution by natural selection? 1. High Productive Capacity- Each species produce more offspring than will survive to maturity. 2. Heritable…

Human beings rely on the satisfaction of others. Human beings have been gifted with reason, from this they think about their actions and how that might affect others. In Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics Aristotle examines the role that friendship has in life. His analyzation leads to concepts of human beings not being able to survive without friends and the fact that there is a friend for every person. Humans are beings that want love and affection from another person; the first person that a…

Niche that the organism fills The ecological niche or niche of an organism is the place and role in nature. This encompasses what it does, who it feeds, what it feed on as well as what it pollinates. Considering the role that the Brenton Blue butterfly fills, we find that like other butterflies, it serves as a pollinator. In this case, the Brenton Blue is a pollinator for its food plant, Indigo (scientific name Indigofera erecta). When the butterfly lands on the plant to feast on the nectar…

Parasitism is the relationship between a parasite and it’s host, whether it is simply parasitic, or mutualistic. The podcasts main goal was to try and determine whether parasites are good or evil, presenting cases for both. First, the example of the wasps that are parasites to cockroaches was given. In this relationship, the wasp paralyzes the roach by stinging it. Then it stings the roach again in its head, turning into a puppet-like object. Following the two stings, the wasp guides the roach…