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Commensalism
Predator--prey
Mutualisms
Parasitism
An herbivore
A saprophyte
An autotroph
An omnivore
The availability of water
Level of atmospheric oxygen
Activity of decomposers
Amount of soil erosion
Availability of minerals in the soil
Type and number of tree parasites
Climax vegetation of the area
Type and number of herbivores present
Carnivores
Herbivores
Sunlight
Parasites
An increase in the number of carnivore species
A decrease in new predators migrating into the ecosystem
A decrease in the size of decomposers
An increase in the number of herbivores
Altered ecosystems regain stability through the evolution of new plant species
Destroyed environments can recover as a result of the process of ecological succession
Geographic barriers prevent the migration of animals to island habitats
Destroyed ecosystems always return to their original state
Pass on most of the energy to their offspring
Convert solar energy to food
Store all their energy in milk
Use energy for their own metabolism
Each occupies a different niche
They interbreed
They use different methods of reproduction
They live in different habitats
They act as limiting factors
They are used as nutrients
They recycle the residue of dead organisms
They control the environmental temperature
Decreasing water pollution levels
Increasing recycling programs
Decreasing habitat destruction
Increasing world population growth
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