25 - Interactions with the Physical Environment

Update: 2009-10-27

Description

Every species on earth has an environmental range in which it can live. Usually it flourishes in the central portion of this range. Organisms contain a host of adaptations that allow them to manipulate their environments to remain within their preferred range. Plants and animals differ in the nature of these adaptations, which include the control of water, temperature, pH, and ion concentration.

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35 - Alternative Breeding Strategies

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36 - Selfishness and Altruism

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34 - Mating Systems and Parental Care

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33 - Evolutionary Game Theory: Fighting and Contests

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32 - Economic Decisions for the Foraging Individual

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31 - Why So Many Species? The Factors Affecting Biodiversity

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30 - Energy and Matter in Ecosystems

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29 - Island Biogeography and Invasive Species

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28 - Ecological Communities

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27 - Interspecific Competition

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26 - Population Growth: Density Effects

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25 - Interactions with the Physical Environment

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24 - Climate and the Distribution of Life on Earth

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23 - The Logic of Science

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22 - The Impact of Evolutionary Thought on the Social Sciences

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21 - Evolutionary Medicine

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15 - Phylogeny and Systematics

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14 - Species and Speciation

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13 - Sexual Selection

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20 - Coevolution

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25 - Interactions with the Physical Environment

Stephen C. Stearns

25 - Interactions with the Physical Environment