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- Match the following vocabulary words to their definitions. 1. A vegetable to eat which has beans in a pod. square sprout 2. An underground part of the plant that grows into a new plant. square bulb 3. A plant with leaves of many colors. square acorn 4. A tiny part of a plant that starts to grow into a new plant. square onion 5. The seed of an oak tree. square lima bean 6. The bulb of a plant to eat. square coleus
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- Question 9 (1 point) Marine Ecological Interationes: Competition Parasitism, Commensaliam and Mutualism Which statement lists a correct difference between predation and parasitism. a In parasitism, one organism is harmed but still lives, but in predation one organism is harmed b One organism benefits from predation, but both organisms are harmed in parasitism. Both predation and parasitism harm both species in the interaction.
- Question 5 (1 point) Marine Ecological Interactions: Predation What is an example of crypsis in marine prey? a An octopus changing colors and texture to blend with coral b A sea turtle swimming rapidly away C A squid releasing ink to escape d A jellyfish producing venom Question 6 (1 point) Marine Ecological Interactions Predation Which of the following is an example of a stationary predator? a Dolphin b Great White Shark Barracuda d Sea anemone
- Question 3 (1 point) Marine Ecological Interactions: Territoriality How do sea anemones defend their territories from other anemones? a By expelling ink to scare competitors b By covering themselves in sand C By moving away from intruders d By using special tentacles for fighting Question 4 (1 point) Marine Ecologica Interactions: Predation According to the diet-breadth model, when prey is abundant, predators tend to: Stop hunting altogether b Eat everything they encounter c Focus on high-quality prey d Switch to a vegetarian diet