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What does boldness describe?
What does boldness describe?
Behavior that describes whether or not an individual takes risks.
What is an open water habitat?
What is an open water habitat?
The area of an aquatic ecosystem where the rooted plants do not reach the surface of the water.
What is a cover habitat?
What is a cover habitat?
Edge of the pond.
What does tradeoff mean?
What does tradeoff mean?
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What is standard deviation?
What is standard deviation?
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What is standard error?
What is standard error?
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What is mutualism?
What is mutualism?
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What is coral bleaching?
What is coral bleaching?
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Where is inshore located?
Where is inshore located?
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Where is outshore located?
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Study Notes
Ecological Terms
- Boldness: Refers to an individual's propensity to take risks, impacting behavior in various contexts.
- Open Water Habitat: An aquatic ecosystem area characterized by the absence of rooted plants reaching the water's surface, critical for various marine species.
- Cover Habitat: Specifically denotes the edge of a pond, serving as a protective area for wildlife.
Statistical Terms
- Tradeoff: A concept involving the exchange where gaining one benefit requires sacrificing another, essential in decision-making processes.
- Standard Deviation: A statistical measure that quantifies how much individual scores deviate from the mean, indicating the variability within a data set.
- Standard Error: Relates to the standard deviation but focuses on the accuracy of the sampling distribution, reflecting how well a sample estimates the population.
Biological Relationships
- Mutualism: A symbiotic relationship between two species where both parties benefit, influencing ecosystem dynamics and species interactions.
- Coral Bleaching: A critical environmental phenomenon where algae living within coral structures die, leading to the whitening of corals and impacting marine biodiversity.
Marine Geography
- Inshore: Describes marine environments that are located at sea but in proximity to the shore, often rich in diverse ecosystems.
- Outshore: Refers to areas that are situated further from the shore, playing a role in different ecological and oceanographic processes.
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