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Biomes

Earths biomes.

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Commensilism One organism benifits is neither helped nor harmed.
Barnacles attatch to whales and are transported to new locations in the ocean Commensilism
Mutualism Both organisms benefit and sometimes neither species can survive without the other.
In lichen, the alga produces sugars and oxygen for the fungus, which provides carbon dioxide and water for the alga. Mutualism
Parasitism One species benifits and another is harmed.
Hookworms attach to the gut wall and obtain noursiment from their host's blood. Parasitism.
Competition. Organisms require the same resorce (such as food)in the same location at the same time.
Spotted knapweed releases chemicals into the soil, which prevents the growth of other plants. Competition.
Predation. One organism (the predator) eats all or part of another organism (the prey).
Cougars have sharp, pointed teeth to catch prey. Predation.
Mimicry prey animal mimics another species that is dangerous or tastes bad to avoid being eaten.
Viceroy butterflys look like bitter-tasting monarch butterflys and are avoided by predators. Mimicry.
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