General Ecology Concepts
- Ecological succession –
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- Primary succession –
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- Pioneer species –
- Ruderal –
- Supertramp –
- Secondary succession –
- Carrying capacity –
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- Ecological collapse –
- Competitive exclusion principle –
- Ecological yield –
- Autotroph –
- Bacteria –
- Bioinvader –
- Biomass –
- Biotic material –
- Carbon cycle –
- Climate –
- Ecological selection –
- Gaia hypothesis –
- Natural resource –
- Monoculture –
- Decomposition –
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- Organic matter –
- inorganic substances–
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- Detritus –
- Biodegradable –
- Ecological crisis –
- Ecological extinction –
- Ecophagy –
- Ecological niche –
- Biological interaction –
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- Neutralism –
- Amensalism –
- Ecological facilitation –
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- Mutualism –
- Commensalism –
- Competition –
- Predation/Parasitism –
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