Population - Gerry is part of a small group of about 20 monkeys., Herbivore - Gerry eats only the leaves and fruits from the Bawanga tree., Habitat - Large areas of rainforest cover. This is where Gerry's colony can be found., Mutualism - The Bawanga tree depends on Gerry to help transport its seeds around the forest. Gerry loves Bawanga fruit., Community - There are other kinds of monkeys living in nearby trees, and lots of termites living inside Gerry's tree., Parasitism - Gerry has fleas., Predation - Gerry stays in the trees so things with big teeth don’t eat him., Species - Gerry only wants to mate with monkeys that look like him., Competition - Gerry is the only male in his colony. He has to frighten off other males who want to join his colony., Producer - Bawanga Trees can produce leaves, fruits and seeds., Niche - Gerry's job is to eat the Bawanga fruit, spread its seed and stay up in the shaded part of the trees where he can make a nest and escape predators, Genetic diversity - Gerry looks a lot like the other monkeys but he has a white beard and the others don’t, Detritivore - Sometimes the Bawanga fruits have flies and worms on them. Gerry likes those the best!, Autotroph - The Bawanga tree grows best in low light levels but has to have sunlight in order to grow, Ecosystem - The Bawanga forest, Gerry and his friends, the fleas, the flies, the worms and the sun are all part of this, Abiotic factors - The forest can be very humid, and sometimes there are heavy thunderstorms, but most of the time it is sunny,

2.1 Meet Gerry

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