Category:Ecology
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Ecology is the branch of science that studies the distribution and interactions between living things and the physical environment.
Pages in category "Ecology"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 730 total.
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- Abiotic components
- Abiotic factors
- Abiotic stress
- Abundance (ecology)
- Actinides in the environment
- Adaptation
- Adaptive radiation
- Adaptive value
- Aeroplankton
- Age class
- Age-class
- Aggregated distribution
- Agroecology
- Agroecosystem
- Algas calcareas
- Algea
- Allee effect
- Allelochemicals
- Allelopathy
- Allometry
- Alpha diversity
- Alpine tundra
- Alteromonas
- Ambush predator
- Anabaena
- Anamniotes
- Ancyromonas
- Anhydrobiosis
- Anoxygenic photosynthesis
- Ant-hill
- Anthecology
- Anthropization
- Anti-predator adaptation
- Antipredator adaptation
- Apex predator
- Aphanothece
- Aposematic coloration
- Aposematism
- Apterygota
- Aquatic ecosystem
- Aquatic macroinvertebrate DNA barcoding
- Aquatic toxicology
- Autobiogeography
- Automated species identification
- Autotroph
- Autotrophs
- Avivore
B
- Bacterivore
- Balance of nature
- Basal area
- Batesian mimicry
- Beach grass
- Behavioral ecology
- Benthic zone
- Benthos
- Bergmann
- Bergmann's rule
- Bergmann's Rule
- Beta diversity
- Bioaccumulation
- Biocenosis
- Biocoenosis
- Biodiversity
- Bioerosion
- Biogeochemical cycle
- Biogeographical region
- Biogeography
- Biogeomorphology
- BioImpacts
- Bioindicator
- Biological degradation
- Biological diversity
- Biological function
- Biological globalization
- Biological interaction
- Biological life cycle
- Biological organization
- Biomagnification
- Biomass (ecology)
- Biome
- Biometeorology
- Bioregion
- Biospeleology
- Biosphere
- Biostasis
- Biotic community
- Biotic component
- Biotic factors
- Biotic potential
- Biotic stress
- Biotope
- Bioturbation
- Bird pollination
- Bog
- Boreal forests
- Borne
- Brackish water
- Breeding ground
- Breeding grounds
- Browsing (herbivory)
- Buffalo wallow
- Bunch grass
- Bur
- Burrow
C
- Canebrake
- Capture-recapture method
- Carbon flux
- Carbon-to-nitrogen ratio
- Carnivores
- Carrion
- Carrying capacity
- Cascade effect
- Caterpillar
- Cenarchaeum
- Cerithidea
- Character displacement
- Chemical defense
- Chemotroph
- Chesson's index
- Chloroflexales
- Chloroflexi
- Chronobiology
- Citromicrobium
- Ciénega
- Clavarioid fungi
- Climate change and birds
- Cline (biology)
- Coastal marsh
- Coenenchyme
- Coevolution
- Coexistence
- Cold seep
- Colony (biology)
- Columbian exchange
- Commensalism
- Community (ecology)
- Community ecology
- Community structure
- Competition (biology)
- Competitive exclusion principle
- Conservation biology
- Conservation status
- Consider the Oyster
- Consumer–resource interactions
- Controlled burn
- Convergence zone
- Coprophagous animals
- Coral reef
- Coral Reefs
- Corbicula
- Cosmopolitan
- Cospeciation
- Costal facet
- Countergradient variation
- Countershading
- Crepuscular
- Crypsis
- Cutaneous respiration
D
- Dead zone (ecology)
- Decomposer
- Decomposers
- Decomposition
- Defaunation
- Dendrology
- Dendrometry
- Denitrifying bacteria
- Density dependence
- Desert climate
- Desert ecology
- Desert Flower
- Deserts and xeric shrublands
- Despeciation
- Detritivores
- Detritus
- Die-off
- Dietary biology of the brown bear
- Dimictic lake
- Dinosterol
- Diplura
- Disease ecology
- Disturbance
- Disturbance (ecology)
- Diurnal cycle
- Divergent evolution
- Diversity index
- Domestic partnership
- Dominance (ecology)
- Domitian
- Drift seed
- Driftwood
- Durophagy
- Dynamic energy budget
