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Relationships Symbiosis and Predation. Maryland Science Content Standard Evolution: –Students will recognize adaptations may include variations in structures,

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1 Relationships Symbiosis and Predation

2 Maryland Science Content Standard Evolution: –Students will recognize adaptations may include variations in structures, behaviors or physiology…..

3 Objective Today you will know how organisms interact with one another in order to survive and reproduce in an ecosystem.

4 Movie Link While watching the following movie, fill in the chart on the next page. Click HereClick Here –(be sure the volume of your computer is up or it will be difficult to hear.) Include at least 10 relationships found in the movie and explain what is happening in the last column.

5 Chart in Notebook Organisms: Host: Symbiont: Or: Predator: Prey: Relationship: Mutualism Commensalism Parasitism Predation Explanation:

6 Ending Questions 1.Why to organisms compete with one another? 2.What are some things organisms do to avoid competition? 3.Describe an example given for commensalism. 4.Describe an example given for mutualism. 5.Describe an example given for parasitism. 6.How is predation different from parasitism? 7.How does predation help an ecosystem stay in balance?

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