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Ecology Chapters

Biosphere

Tropical Rainforest

Temperate Deciduous Forest

Pine Forest

Taiga

Tundra

Desert

Temperate Grassland

Savanna

Comparison of precipitation in all major biomes

Comparison of biomes based on precipitation and temperature

Habituation

Imprinting

Spatial Learning

Associative Learning--Classical Conditioning

Associative Learning--Operant Conditioning

Social Learning

Insightful Learning--Cognition

Optimal Foraging

Monogamy

Serial Monogamy

Polygamy--Polygyny

Polygamy--Polyandry

Territorial Behavior

Social Behavior

Agonistic Behavior

Dominance Hierarchy

Altruistic Behavior

Density

Dispersal Patterns

Exponential Growth

Logistic Growth

Boom and Bust Cycles

Human Population Growth

Interspecific Competition

Competitive Exclusion

Predation

Camouflage

Batesian Mimicry

Müllerian Mimicry

Keystone Species

Herbivory

Parasitism

Commensalism

Mutualism

Primary Succession

Secondary Succession

Food Chain--Aquatic

Food Chain--Terrestrial

Food Web

Biomass Pyramid

Energy Pyramid

Water Cycle

Carbon Cycle

Nitrogen Cycle

Phosphorous Cycle

Biodiversity Crisis--Threatened Species and Endangered Species

Exotic Species

Overexploitation

Biological Magnification

Global Warming

Ozone Depletion

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