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- What might happen if a protein has a change in one amino acid?-The protein has a new shape.-The amino acid chain folds incorrectly.-The protein can no longer function properly.-All of these happen.
- What are the monomers of proteins?-Nucleic acids-Fatty acids-Amino acids-Glucose
- species compete directly for access to a shared resource.
- Your body contains thousands of different types of proteins, each with a specific function. A protein's function is largely determined by its _____.-shape-electrical charge-elemental composition-size
- the abiotic & biotic conditions that a species needs to grow, survive, and reproduce.
- benefits one species and is neutral to the other species
- two or more harmful or distasteful species resemble one another
- the dominant species prevents an ecologically similar species from using the same resource. The inferior competitor species may be driven locally extinct
- Enzymes are a type of ________.-carbohydrate-monomer-protein-lipid
- Species competing for the same resources are more likely to coexist when
- a non-trophic interaction between individuals, where both are negatively affected by their shared use of a limiting resource
- Camouflage (cryptic coloration) helps harmless animals do what
- competition causes the phenotypes of competing species to evolve to become more different over time, facilitating resource partitioning.
- species use the same limited resource in different ways
- a relationship in which two species live in close physical contact with each other
- live within the host, in alimentary canal, or within cells/tissues
- benefits one species at a cost to the other
- harmless species (the mimic) is protected from predation by its resemblance to a species that's toxic or distasteful (the model)
- species compete indirectly through their mutual effects on the availability of a shared resource
- allows one species to capitalize on defensive strategies of another species.