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Chapter 13

Problem 1

Contrast amensalism and competition. What do ecologists mean when they refer to amensalism as a form of asymmetrical competition?

Problem 5

If a predator affects all phenotypes within the prey population equally will the interaction function as an agent of natural selection?

Problem 6

If a phenotypic characteristic exhibited by a prey species functions to help individuals avoid being detected by predators, can we assume that the characteristic is a product of coevolution?

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