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Rocks, Mountains, air, water, sun, sand and alot more
Plains Bristlegrass
Indian Grass
Chinograss
Pinon Pine
Arizona Cottontop
Antelope, Rabbits, Snakes, Birds, Rodents
Agave ---- mexican long nose bat ----- tarantula ---- Painted redstart ------ western diamonback ---- mule deer ---- coyote ----- fungi
Creosote bush ----- pronghorn antelope ----- coyote ------ mushroom
Oaks ----- squirel ---- javelina ----- coyote ---- worms
Sotol ---- javelina ----- mountain lion ----- bacteria
mushroom
Predations are coyotes, and mountain lions.
Commensalism - is the birds or owls making nest in the trees or in the cactus
Competition - is going on all throughout my ecoregion because the trees have competion to get the sunlight and the consumers have competion to get to the food before any other ones.
Limiting Factor 1: Hunting is a big problem because if there is no animals at the top of the food chain there the others under them will grow to large and then there will be a problem.
Limiting factor 2 : Fencing is also becoming a big problem because the area that the animals have is getting smaller with the fences being put up.
Limiting Factor 3: Over population is becoming a problem because if the hunters shoot the bigger game ( coyotes, mountain lions) the animals lower in the food chain will begin to get larger.
1 way that humans benefit the ecoregion is that they make new parks and protect lands.
1 way that humans harm the ecoregion is by hunting all of the wild game. Mule deer, coyotes, mountain lion, etc. If they hunt more than populations of other animals will grow and the number will be too big to contain.
Another way the humans benefit the ecoregion is that the are protecting the animals and certain species of plants and they are making live easier.
Another way that humans harm the ecoregion is by building things in the Big Bend Territory. They build houses and roads and all that stuff and soon there will be no more trans pecos region of Texas.
I think that a drought probably would not affect my region because it is mostly already desert so. it would not affect the region.
I think that if a hurricane did ever hit the Trans Pecos, that it might harm the region very badly, because it would cause floods and all that stuff because the soil, does not hold water good. A hurricane might destroy my region.
I found alot of the info at:
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Roadrunner
JackRabbit
Elf Owl
Grasses, Trees, Animals, Snakes, Birds and many more things.
Pinon Pine Tree
Prickly Pear Cactus
Prickly Pear Cactus ------ cactus wren---- western diamondback ----- Great Horned Owl ----- mushroom
Parasitism- fleas on the coyotes
Mutualism - the decompsers and the dead animals because the nutrients that is in the dead animal needs to be in the soil.
By: James Dinaso