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Symbiotic Relationships

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SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIPS

BY SHAWNA CROCKETT
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BARNACLES AND WHALES

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WHAT KIND OF SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP?

  • Barnacles and whales have a commensalism relationship. In which one is benefited while the other is neighther harmed nor benefited.
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WHERE ARE THEY FOUND?

  • Barnacles are found on plankton eating whales found in major oceans around the world.
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HOW DO THEY GET THEIR ENERGY?

  • Barnacles and the whale they ride on eat plankton
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WHAT IS EACH ORGANISM'S ROLE?

  • The whale gives the barnacle a ride
  • The barnacle rides on the whale to get to the plankton
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WHAT KIND OF SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP?

  • Tapeworms and dogs have a parasitism relationship. In which one is benefited while the other is harmed.
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WHERE ARE TAPEWORMS FOUND?

  • Tapeworms are more commonly found in developing areas of the world such as Africa,the Middle East,Eatern Europe,Southeast Asia, and Central and South America.
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WHERE ARE DOGS FOUND?

  • Dogs are found almost everywhere humans are.
Photo by hj_west
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HOW DO THEY GET THEIR ENERGY?

  • Tapeworms get their energy from their host, gaining the nutrients people/ animals get from food.
  • Dogs mainly get their energy from their food and water. The richer the food is, the more energy they get.
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WHAT IS EACH ORGANISM'S ROLE?

  • The tapeworm takes the nutrients from the host.
  • The host ( animal or person) gives the tapeworm the nutrients the host needs to survive.
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APHIDS AND ANTS

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WHAT KIND OF SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP DO THEY HAVE?

  • Aphids and ants have a mutalism relationship in which both benefit
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WHERE ARE APHIDS FOUND?

  • Aphid are found around the world in both temperate and tropical habitats on or near the plants they eat.
Photo by Marcos Teixeira de Freitas
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WHERE ARE ANTS FOUND?

  • Ants can be found almost anywhere in the world with the exception of extremely remote islands and Antarctica.
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HOW DO APHIDS GET THEIR ENERGY?

  • Aphids are herbivores so they eat plants.
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HOW DO ANTS GET THEIR ENERGY?

  • Ants are omnivores they eat fruit, meat, seeds, and vegetables depending on the type of ant
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WHAT IS EACH ORGANISMS ROLE?

  • The aphids give the ants food in return for protection

Shawna Crockett