'Lynx population' presentation slideshows

Types of Relationships

Types of Relationships. Predation. An interaction in which one organism kills another for food Ex: green tree python eats a mouse. The struggle between organisms to survive as they attempt to use the same limited resources Some species will adapt so that they may coexist. Komodo Dragon.

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What is competition?

What is competition?. All living things need natural resources, but the problem is that there is not enough for everyone. This means that individuals have to fight for them in order to survive. This struggle for resources is called competition. Who competes?.

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What is a Population?

What is a Population?. Population Ecology. - The study of changes in population size and the factors that regulate it. Population. - group of individuals of a single species that occupy the same general area. 1. Rely on same resources. 2. Influenced by the same biotic and abiotic factors.

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How Do Different Species Interact with Each Other?

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How Do Different Species Interact with Each Other?

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Lynx & Hare

Lynx & Hare. Lynx. Hare. 0. 12.00. 16.00. 6.00. What can we say about these data?. What patterns?. patterns orders. thought. facts. emotion. thinking. fragmentation. system. sustained oscillation Period for each population roughly 10 years.

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LINX

LINX. What is the lynx?. The Lynx is a genus of carnivorous mammals of the family Felidae commonly known as lynx. Four species are known characterized by its medium size, strong legs, long ears, short tail and body more or less mottled. Where dwells the lynx?.

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Predators and prey

Predators and prey. A predator is an animal that hunts and kills other animals for food. The animal that is eaten is the prey. For example, lynxes are a type of wild cat that hunt snowshoe hares in northern parts of North America. The size of the two populations are very closely linked.

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