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ecology
Alternative terms
UF
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bionomics
Broader Terms
BT
↑
Natural Resources, Earth and Environmental Sciences
More specific terms
NT2
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agroecology
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NT3
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agroecological zones
NT3
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agroecosystems
NT2
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animal ecology
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NT3
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animal communities
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NT4
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arthropod communities
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NT5
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insect communities
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NT4
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flocks
NT4
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herds
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NT5
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dairy herds
NT5
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herd size
NT3
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breeding sites
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NT4
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nesting sites
NT4
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oviposition sites
NT3
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burrows
NT3
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habitat preferences
NT3
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human-wildlife relations
NT3
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insect ecology
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NT4
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insect communities
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NT5
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insect colonies
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NT4
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plant-insect relations
NT4
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swarms
NT3
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nests
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NT4
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insect nests
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NT5
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combs (social insects)
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NT5
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termite mounds
NT3
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wildlife-livestock relations
NT2
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chemical ecology
NT2
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community ecology
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NT3
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biocenosis
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NT4
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animal communities
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NT5
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arthropod communities
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NT5
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flocks
NT5
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herds
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NT4
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aquatic communities
NT4
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climax communities
NT4
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plant communities
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NT5
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forest communities
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NT5
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stand characteristics
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NT5
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sward
NT3
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biodiversity
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NT4
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species differences
NT4
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species diversity
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NT5
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botanical composition
NT3
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community structure
NT3
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ecological function
NT3
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functional diversity
NT3
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habitats
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NT4
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aquatic habitat
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NT5
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coral reefs
NT5
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riverine habitat
NT4
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biotopes
NT4
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forest habitats
NT4
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microhabitats
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NT5
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phyllosphere
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NT5
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rhizosphere
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NT4
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niches
NT4
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refuge habitats
NT4
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wildlife habitats
NT3
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limnology
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NT4
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riverine habitat
NT2
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ecological processes and phenomena
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NT3
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acclimation
NT3
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biological corridors
NT3
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ecological balance
NT3
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ecological competition
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NT4
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colonizing ability
NT4
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interspecific competition
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NT5
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competitive exclusion
NT5
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ecological invasion
NT4
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intraspecific competition
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NT5
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mating competitiveness
NT4
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microbial competition
NT4
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plant competition
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NT5
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allelopathy
NT5
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crop-weed competition
NT3
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ecological succession
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NT4
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forest succession
NT3
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edge effects
NT3
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host preferences
NT3
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host range
NT3
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host specificity
NT3
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host-parasite relationships
NT3
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host-pathogen relationships
NT3
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phenology
NT3
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primary productivity
NT3
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secondary productivity
NT2
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ecological zones
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NT3
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ecoregions
NT2
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ecosystems
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NT3
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agroecosystems
NT3
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carrying capacity
NT3
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ecosystem services
NT3
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forest ecosystems
NT3
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lentic systems
NT3
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lotic systems
NT2
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ecotones
NT2
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fire ecology
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NT3
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fire regime
NT3
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fire severity
NT3
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fuel loading
NT3
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fuels (fire ecology)
NT2
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forest ecology
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NT3
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dead wood
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NT4
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coarse woody debris
NT4
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slash
NT4
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snags
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forest communities
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NT4
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forest stands
NT3
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forest ecosystems
NT3
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forest fires
NT3
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forest growth
NT3
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forest habitats
NT3
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forest litter
NT3
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forest succession
NT3
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forest-wildlife relations
NT2
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landscape ecology
NT2
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microbial ecology
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NT3
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biofilm
NT2
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paleoecology
NT2
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plant ecology
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NT3
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botanical composition
NT3
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plant adaptation
NT3
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plant communities
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NT4
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forest communities
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NT5
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forest stands
NT4
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stand characteristics
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NT5
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stand composition
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NT5
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stand density
NT5
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stand structure
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NT4
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sward
NT3
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plant competition
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NT4
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allelopathy
NT4
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crop-weed competition
NT3
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plant density
NT3
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plant-insect relations
NT3
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vegetation structure
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NT4
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plant strata
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NT5
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canopy
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NT5
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ground vegetation
NT5
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overstory
NT5
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understory
NT4
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row spacing
NT2
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population ecology
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NT3
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population characteristics
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NT4
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birth rate
NT4
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koa
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NT5
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blackwood
NT5
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distiller's acacia
NT4
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life tables
NT4
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morbidity
NT4
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mortality
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NT5
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die-off
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NT5
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infant mortality
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NT4
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population density
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NT5
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plant density
NT4
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population distribution
NT4
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population dynamics
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NT5
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population growth
NT5
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recruitment
NT4
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population size
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NT5
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group size
NT4
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population structure
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NT5
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age structure
NT4
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sociodemographic characteristics
NT4
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socioeconomic status
NT2
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soil ecology
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NT3
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edaphic factors
NT3
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losses from soil
NT3
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rhizosphere
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NT4
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rhizoplane
NT3
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rhizosphere competence
NT3
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soil food webs
NT2
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trophic relationships
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NT3
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autotrophs
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NT4
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photosynthetic bacteria
NT3
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auxotrophs
NT3
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coprophilous organisms
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NT4
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dung beetles
NT4
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dung flies
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food chain
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NT4
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human food chain
NT3
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food webs
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NT4
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soil food webs
NT3
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heterotrophs
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NT4
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carnivores
NT4
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detritivores
NT4
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endophytes
NT4
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herbivores
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NT5
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phytophagous insects
NT5
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phytophagous mites
NT4
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insectivores
NT4
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omnivores
NT4
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parasites
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NT5
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ectoparasites
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NT5
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endoparasites
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NT5
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gregarines
NT5
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mycoparasites
NT5
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parasitic plants
NT5
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parasitoids
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NT4
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predators
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NT5
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birds of prey
NT5
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predatory arthropods
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NT4
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saprophytes
NT3
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methanotrophs
NT3
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natural enemies
NT3
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new host records
NT3
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parasitism
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NT4
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hyperparasitism
NT4
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multiparasitism
NT4
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social parasitism
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NT5
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inquilinism
NT4
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superparasitism
NT3
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photoheterotrophs
NT3
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predation
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NT4
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seed predation
NT3
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predator-prey relationships
NT3
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symbionts
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NT4
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endosymbionts
NT3
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symbiosis
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NT4
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commensalism
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NT5
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inquilinism
NT5
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phoresy
NT4
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mutualism
NT4
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mycorrhizae
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NT5
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ectomycorrhizae
NT5
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endomycorrhizae
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NT3
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tritrophic interactions
Related terms
RT
⇆
ecologists
RT
⇆
environment
Español
ecología
Date of creation
13-Jan-2011
Accepted term
13-Jan-2011
Descendant terms
152
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Alternative terms
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Related terms
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