Tag: Ecosystem Dynamics
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Facultative Adaptation
In the realm of biology, facultative adaptation refers to short-term, reversible changes organisms exhibit when faced with specific environmental signals. This adaptability distinguishes them from more permanent genetic modifications.
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Müllerian Mimicry
In Müllerian mimicry, various harmful or unpalatable species come to resemble each other, amplifying mutual protection against predators. This adaptation arises from evolutionary pressures and has substantial impact on ecosystems and species interactions.
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r/K Selection Theory
The concept of r/K Selection Theory categorizes species based on their reproductive strategies, distinguishing between rapid reproduction with numerous offspring and slower reproduction with greater investment in fewer offspring. This framework contributes to the understanding of biodiversity and resource management.