member interaction

Interaction Between Members of a Species - In nature there is always a kind of interdependence between different kinds of living organisms among themselves and also between biotic and abiotic components of ecosystem. Competition occurs among individuals of the same species for s..

In nature there is always a kind of interdependence between different kinds of living organisms among themselves and also between biotic and abiotic components of ecosyste..

Interaction between different populations occur for their needs like, 1) Nature and mode of food gathering 2) Space to rest or shelter 3) For specific habits like aggregation, breeding etc. These interactions are of three types. They are a) Positive or beneficial interactio..

Competitive interactions are seen more as a result of rivalry between two or more organisms, which depend on the same resource. There are two types of competitive interactions - a) Intraspecific is the struggle between the members of same spices. b) Interspecific is th..

It is a social organisation with hierarchial order. The ritualised behaviour of hierarchial dominance avoids infighting between the members..

It is a social organisation with hierarchial order. The ritualised behaviour of hierarchial dominance avoids infighting between the members. The hierarchical ranking of dominance is established through tradition, battles, age and sex, it is characterized by, a) The dominant individual dis..

In Cooperative interactions, the members of the same species interact and increase the chances of survival of one another. Such interactions are essential for reproduction and continuation of specie..

Cooperative Interactions - Mating and Parental Care - In Cooperative interactions, the members of the same species interact and increase the chances of survival of one another. Such interactions are essential for reproduction and continuation of spe..

It is an antagonistic interaction in which two or more members of same species (intraspecific), or two or more members of different species (interspecific) of same trophic level compete for common resource like light, moisture, space, nutrients etc. which are in short ..

It is an intraspecific interaction in which an individual (called cannibal) eats the smaller members (called prey) of their own species. For example: Cannibalism is commonly observed in insects like cockroach, ants and termites, frogs etc. An interesting behaviour of cannibalism..