APES. Muellerian Both can sting their predators!  10/17/13  Groups of organisms which are ALL unpalatable with similar color patterns and markings.

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APES

Muellerian Both can sting their predators!  10/17/13  Groups of organisms which are ALL unpalatable with similar color patterns and markings.

Batesian Mimicry The non-poisonous benefits from the poisonous species’ coloration.  One species is poisonous and the other is a non- poisonous copy. Predators avoid both.  Venomous or Not? Venomous or Not?

1. Describe the process of succession that occurs after a forest fire destroys a biological community How is a periodic fire beneficial to a community?

 Acquisition of traits that allow species to survive and thrive in the environment.  Types of adaptations:  1. Structural  2. Behavioral  3. Physiological: produces chemical defense  4. Camouflage  5. Mimicry: copy other species to survive

Structural Behavioral – Blue Footed Booby Birds Mating Call

 Create a creature which can survive one of the biomes. Must have 3 of the adaptations listed: 1. Desert 2. Arctic Tundra 3. Tropical Rain Forest 4. Grassland 5. Temperate forests (either coniferous – cone bearing or deciduous – loss of leaves in cold temperatures 6. Coral Reef

 What influences the adaptations of a species? Their Environment!  How do those adaptations occur? Passing on of favorable traits over time.