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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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A significant component of ecological interaction in marine habitats may thus be passed over in paleontological and biological studies if bird predation is disregarded.
In addition, ecological interactions may amplify the damage and transform seemingly reversible economic action into irreversible alterations.
This paper shows that ecological interactions among renewable and nonrenewable resources may invalidate commonly accepted, intuitive implications of standard nonrenewable resource theory.
 
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