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Symbiosis

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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SYMBIOSIS

A SYMBIOTIC PRESENTATION
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IS A CLOSE RELATIONSHIP THAT BENEFITS AT LEAST ONE OF THE SPECIES.

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MUTUALISM

A SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP IN WHICH BOTH SPECIES BENEFIT.
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Mutualism

This shows mutualism because the bee gets the nectar and the flower gets pollenated by the bee.

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COMMENSALISM

ONE SPECIES IS HELPED, WHILE THE OTHER ISN'T HELPED NOR HARMED.
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Commensalism

This shows commensalism because the limpets live on the mussel, helping itself, while the mussel isn't harmed nor helped.

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Parasitism

A relationship in which an organism lives in or on another organism, harming it.

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Parasitism

This shows parasitism because the mosquito takes the blood from you.

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