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The ONS, which divides a population of the same species into distinct life-history stages, can affect food web of a community.
The ONS, which divides a population of the same species into distinct life-history stages, can affect food web of a community.
The extreme ONS can be seen among insects. On the picture above are shown a pupa and an imago of Rhopalomyia solidaginis.
The extreme ONS can be seen among insects. On the picture above are shown a pupa and an imago of Rhopalomyia solidaginis.
Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus) is an anadromous fish species that exhibits a drastic habitat niche shift.
Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus) is an anadromous fish species that exhibits a drastic habitat niche shift.
Skull of a juvenile Tyrannosaurus. Juveniles of megatheropods proposedly occupied mesocarnivoran ecological niche.
Skull of a juvenile Tyrannosaurus. Juveniles of megatheropods proposedly occupied mesocarnivoran ecological niche.
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The flightless dung beetle occupies an ecological niche: exploiting animal droppings as a food source.
The flightless dung beetle occupies an ecological niche: exploiting animal droppings as a food source.
The Grinnellian niche can be described as the "needs" niche, or an area that meets the environmental requirements for an organism's survival. Most suc
The Grinnellian niche can be described as the "needs" niche, or an area that meets the environmental requirements for an organism's survival. Most succulents are native in dry, arid regions like deserts and require large quantities of sun exposure.
Beaver dam in Hesse, Germany. By exploiting the resource of available wood, beavers are affecting biotic conditions for other species that live within
Beaver dam in Hesse, Germany. By exploiting the resource of available wood, beavers are affecting biotic conditions for other species that live within their habitat.
The shape of the bill of this purple-throated carib is complementary to the shape of the flower and coevolved with it, enabling it to exploit the nect
The shape of the bill of this purple-throated carib is complementary to the shape of the flower and coevolved with it, enabling it to exploit the nectar as a resource.