In Mougeotia, the photoreceptors regulating chloroplast movement consist of a fusion between phytochrome and a phototropin known as neochrome, and show typical bilin binding as well as red/far-red reversibility.

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An interaction in which one organism, the predator, eats all or part of the body of another organism, the prey.

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Introduced species A species that is introduced to a region of the world where it has not historically existed. Also known as Exotic species or Non-native species

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Invasive species An introduced species that spreads rapidly and has negative effects on other species, human recreation, or human economies. 

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Two levels of predators often exist in ecological communities:

Mesopredators Relatively small carnivores that consume herbivores. 

Top predators Predators that typically consume both herbivores and mesopredators. 

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Antipredator Adaptations

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Prey defenses used against predators