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Community Ecology (Predator-Prey Interactions (Two fundamental aspects of…

- - - - How quickly a predator finds a new prey individual
    - - The amount of time needed to consume the prey
    - - Prey dependent
  - - - Population health is determined by the amount a species that can be harvested with a particular amount of effort
      - Fixed quota harvesting
  - - - One organism restricts another organism's access to resources even though the first might not be using it
  - - - Consumed by organisms
- - - - Species abundance distribution
        
        Plot the number of species in each abundance class
  - - - Larger areas will also have more variation in soil type, topography, geology, and so on
      - Larger areas usually have a larger population than smaller ones
- - - - Especially primary succession
  - - - Low-quality
- - - - Must have boundaries in time and space
    - - The members of a single species
      - Their growth
      - interbreeding
      - Survival
    - - Would consider its interaction with other species
    - - The more-or-less predictable sequence of changes
      - Climax community
        
        A community in which the variety and relative abundance of organisms remain the same for many years
    - - Work and projects that are carried out with the objective of altering a group of organisms back to a more natural state
    - - Habitat fragmentation
        
        Conversion of a large habitat into several smaller ones
      - Unable to support the species diversity