Population - A set of organisms of the same species that live in a certain time and place and that interact both genetically and ecologically., Community - Associations of organisms of different species that live in the same place and interact with each other at the same time., Specie - Individuals who reproduce with each other and their offspring are fertile., Factors dependent on the density - They regulate population size and are community interactions, predatory behaviors, parasitism, and competition within the same species and with other species., Environmental resistance - It is the sum of the factors that contribute to the reduction of births and survival of the organisms of a population., Load capacity of the environment - The maximum number of organisms in a population that can support an ecosystem.El número máximo de organismos de una población que puede soportar un ecosistema., Biotic potential - It is the maximum capacity of a species to increase the number of organisms under optimal environmental conditions., Natality - A mechanism by which the number of organisms in a population increases over a given period of time., Exponential growth - The rate of growth of a population in which there are no limiting factors regulating the number of individuals., Uniform distribution - Form of organization of members of a species to defend their territory, mating places, nesting, and refuge., Rapidly growing population - It has a high proportion of young individuals., Habitat - A well-defined physical place where an organism lives and is adapted to natural conditions., Ecological niche - The role an individual plays in the community.,

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