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Teacher guided reading guide (interactions)

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Most living things produce more offspring than the environment can support. Limiting factors that determine the carrying capacity of an environment include food, water, shelter, and space. For example, peep and pop interactions may involve predation while camouflage, defensive chemicals, and warning coloration help organisms compete or avoid predation within an environment.

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Type of Interactions Within an Environment Most living things produce more offspring than will _________________. Limiting Factors: 1. _____________________ 2. _____________________ 3. _____________________ 4. _____________________ Carrying Capacity:______________________________________________________________________________ __ ________________________________________________________________________________ Example: Interactions between Organisms: (Explain their interactions) Peep: _________________________________________________________________________________ ***Pop: _______________________________________________________________________________ .COM:_________________________________________________________________________________ Eco:___________________________________________________________________________________ Competition Examples Predator Adaptations Prey Adaptations Camouflage Examples: Defensive chemicals: Warning coloration:
Teacher guided reading guide (interactions)

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Teacher guided reading guide (interactions)

  • 1. Type of Interactions Within an Environment Most living things produce more offspring than will _________________. Limiting Factors: 1. _____________________ 2. _____________________ 3. _____________________ 4. _____________________ Carrying Capacity:______________________________________________________________________________ __ ________________________________________________________________________________ Example: Interactions between Organisms: (Explain their interactions) Peep: _________________________________________________________________________________ ***Pop: _______________________________________________________________________________ .COM:_________________________________________________________________________________ Eco:___________________________________________________________________________________ Competition Examples Predator Adaptations Prey Adaptations Camouflage Examples: Defensive chemicals: Warning coloration: