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MRS. MARSH

Rocks

Biology Department

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Questions to think about before beginning this lesson	1. Do all organisms benefit from their interaction with another organism? 2. What benefits could organisms receive from their interactions with other organisms?
Lesson	This lesson introduces students to different species relationships. Some of these relationships benefit one or both organisms involved in the relationship while other organism are weaken or killed. Part I. Download the listening guide. Read through each example and determine who is benefiting from the relationship. Next, watch a video clip reinforcing the species interaction and answer questions about the video. Video #1 Grizzly Bear and Caribou Video #2 Unlikely Travel Companions Video #3 Unlikely Travel companions Video #4 Monsters inside me Video #5 Titanis faces off with giant cats and wolves Part II. Complete an assignment on mastery connect called "Species Interactions."
References	Lucag (2007). File:Male Lion and Cub Chitwa South Africa Luca Galuzzi 2004.JPG. Wikimedia Commons. Retrieved on March 19, 2010 from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Male_Lion_an d_Cub_Chitwa_South_Africa_Luca_Galuzzi_2004.JPG.

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Predator/prey relationship. Lion and cub eating a Cape Buffalo.

Predator and prey relationship
Source: Lucag

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