2024-10-13T18:08:49+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>Resource partitioning </p>, <p>Character replacement</p>, <p>Exclusion </p>, <p>Animal pathology and epidemiology </p>, <p>Ethology </p>, <p>Animal behaviour </p>, <p>Zoological Ecology </p>, <p>Evolutionary zoology </p>, <p>Zoological genetics</p>, <p>Organ and Cell physiology</p>, <p>Organismal physiology </p>, <p>Physiological zoology</p>, <p>Morphological zoology </p>, <p>Cytology </p>, <p>Histology</p>, <p>Paleontology </p>, <p>Gross morphology</p>, <p>Herpetology </p>, <p>Ichthyology </p>, <p>Malacology</p>, <p>Helminthology </p> flashcards
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  • Resource partitioning

    prevents competitive exclusion, allowing the coexistence of several species using the same limiting resource

  • Character replacement

    ionary relationships among animals; systematic attempts to develop models of animal classification →modification of the interacting species by selective adaptation →character displacement is thought to be an evolutionary response to interspecific competition

  • Exclusion

    →replacement of one species by another has a competitive advantage evolutionary relationships among animals; systematic attempts to develop models of animal classification3 outcom →2 species competing for the same resource/s cannot coexist →leads to extinction of species

  • Animal pathology and epidemiology

    causes & effects of disease processes

  • Ethology

    animal behavior under natural conditions

  • Animal behaviour

    species-typical behaviors in the wild evolutionary relationships among animals; systematic attempts to develop models of animal classification-

    important to management of wild animals

  • Zoological Ecology

    relationships between animals & their abiotic (nonliving) environments evolutionary relationships among animals; systematic attempts to develop models of animal classification- includes population dynamics, regulation of fisheries & hunting

  • Evolutionary zoology

    evolutionary relationships among animals evolutionary relationships among animals; systematic attempts to develop models of animal classification- systematic attempts to develop models of animal classification

  • Zoological genetics

    ereditary traits & their transmission- basis for selective breeding; contribute knowledge of human genetics

  • Organ and Cell physiology

    vital activities of organs and cells

  • Organismal physiology

    body functions of whole organism

  • Physiological zoology

    animal function

  • Morphological zoology

    animal structure

  • Cytology

    cells

  • Histology

    tissues

  • Paleontology

    fossils

  • Gross morphology

    non microscopic

  • Herpetology

    amphibians

  • Ichthyology

    fish

  • Malacology

    mollusk

  • Helminthology

    Platyhelminthes