Symbiotic Relationships
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CLOWNFISH-CILIATED PROTOZOAN
- Mutualism:symbiosis that is beneficial to both organisms involved
- Clownfish are found in the Pacific ocean while ciliated protozoans are in fresh and salt water.
CLOWNFISH-CILIATED PROTOZOANS
- Clownfish get their energy from sea anemone, but ciliated protozoans get their energy through endocytosis.
- Clownfish are the host for ciliated protozoans
TAPEWORM-MANTA RAY
- Parasitism: a relationship between two things in which one of them benefits the other one.
- Tapeworms are found in Eastern Europe or South America while the Manta Ray is in subtropical and tropical waters.
TAPEWORM-MANTA RAY
- Tapeworms get their energy from eggs while manta rays get theirs from plankton.
- The Manta ray is the host for a tapeworm.
GROUPERS-MONOGEAN WORM
- Parasitism:a symbiotic relationship that benefits one species and harms the other
- Grouper are found in the atlantic ocean while the monogean worm are found in the skin, gills, or fins of fish.
GROUPER-MONOGEAN WORMS
- Groupers get their energy from other fish, but monogean worms get their energy from epithelial.
- Groupers are the host for monogean worms.
