Match the type of keystone species with the example. Coral reefs house thousands of species of marine oragnisms that rely on the coral for their home              [ Choose ]             Facilitator             Modifier             Host             Mutualism             Prey             Apex Predator             Herbivore Predator             Manipulator            Beavers alter the landscapes they live in, knocking down trees and creating ponds              [ Choose ]             Facilitator             Modifier             Host             Mutualism             Prey             Apex Predator             Herbivore Predator             Manipulator            Honeybees maintain plant populations by pollinating hundreds of plants in certain ecosystems while they collect food for themselves              [ Choose ]             Facilitator             Modifier             Host             Mutualism             Prey             Apex Predator             Herbivore Predator             Manipulator            Owls control mice populations by feeding on them              [ Choose ]             Facilitator             Modifier             Host             Mutualism             Prey             Apex Predator             Herbivore Predator             Manipulator            Gopher tortoises dig huge borrows in the desert where hundreds of other organisms live              [ Choose ]             Facilitator             Modifier             Host             Mutualism             Prey             Apex Predator             Herbivore Predator             Manipulator            Red mangrove trees provide shelter for many organisms to live in              [ Choose ]             Facilitator             Modifier             Host             Mutualism             Prey             Apex Predator             Herbivore Predator             Manipulator            Snow geese graze in salt marshes, opening up areas for other plants to take root              [ Choose ]             Facilitator             Modifier             Host             Mutualism             Prey             Apex Predator             Herbivore Predator             Manipulator            Tiger sharks eat Dugongs, ensuring that they do not overgraze the seagrass              [ Choose ]             Facilitator             Modifier             Host             Mutualism             Prey             Apex Predator             Herbivore Predator             Manipulator            Once mating, thousands of salmon will die in a single river, filling it river full of nutrients              [ Choose ]             Facilitator             Modifier             Host             Mutualism             Prey             Apex Predator             Herbivore Predator             Manipulator            Hundreds of species in conifers forests depend on the spruce budworm as a food source              [ Choose ]             Facilitator             Modifier             Host             Mutualism             Prey             Apex Predator             Herbivore Predator             Manipulator

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Ecological Interactions

The study of the ecological interactions between living beings and their physical environment, including humans, is ecology. It aims to understand the crucial links between plants and animals and the world around them. Ecology also gives knowledge on the advantages of ecosystems and how we may use Earth resources to ensure that future generations have a healthy environment.