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Name at least 4 ways we depend on
other organisms OR our environment for
survival…
"state of living together."
Greek parasitos "one who lives at another's expense
mutuus = reciprocal, done in exchange
Latin commensalis, meaning "sharing a table",
from the prefix com-, meaning "together",
and mensa, meaning "table" or "meal".
" to enter or be put in rivalry with,"
Quickly write these definitions on the back of your
Learning Plan!! Vocab “self-check” is Friday!
Competition
Predation
Symbiosis
• mutualism
• commensalism
• parasitism
Crittercam
• GOAL
• PROCESS
• WHY:
Why would this be beneficial?
Crittercam Video Discussion:
http://nationalgeographic.org/activity/ecological-relationships/
Watch video clip: “Fish Thieves Take Rare Seals’ Prey”
Predator/Prey (predation)
Competition
Crittercam Video Discussion:
symbiotic relationship
MUTUALISM
PARASITISM
MUTUALISM
Which relationship was not demonstrated?
Lemon Shark
It was because of this relationship that Greg Marshall, marine
biologist and filmmaker, invented Crittercam. In 1986, a shark
approached him during a dive near Belize. Marshall noticed a
remora clinging to a shark, and as he watched the shark
disappear, it occurred to him that if he could put a camera in the
place of the remora, he could see the shark's behavior unfold
without disturbing the shark.
Why do they do this?
1
2
3
The shark is not affected in the process since
remoras eat only leftover food from the shark…
(Commensalism)
Symbiotic Interactions Worksheet
How do ecological relationships shape the marine ecosystem?
Why is it important to identify and understand these
relationships?