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ecological interaction

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ecological interaction [ek·ə′läj·ə·kəl in·tər′ak·shən]
(ecology)
The relation between species that live together in a community; specifically, the effect an individual of one species may exert on an individual of another species.


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The researchers warn that even "seemingly subtle changes that persist for centuries, as projected by the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), could have important implications for biogeochemical processes and other ecological interactions that affect the functioning of the oceans as a whole.
The study emphasizes the importance of local ecological interactions and within-habitat dynamics in contributing to the spatial dynamics of small mammal assemblages in dipterocarp rainforests.
He describes a variety of types of biodiversity, including diversity within and between species, genetic diversity, diversity of ecosystems and ecological interactions, temporal diversity, metabolic diversity, reproductive and sexual diversity, and even behavioral and cultural diversity.
 
 
 
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