Symbiotic Relationships
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| Symbiosis | Two organisms of different species living together in a close relationship.
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| Predator | Animals that hunt and eat other animals.
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| Prey | Animals that are hunted and eaten by other animals.
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| Competition | When two or more organisms fight over a limited resource.
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| Cooperation | When organisms interact in a way that help each other.
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| Mutualism Description | both species benefit
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| Commensalism Description | one species benefits and one is unharmed
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| Parasitism Description | one species benefits and the other is harmed
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| Example of Mutualism | hummingbird and flower
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| Example of Commensalism | a remora attached to a shark
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| Example of Parasitism | mosquito on a human
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| Good Bacteria | When this is in a cow's stomach, it helps break down the cow's food; this is mutualism.
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| Golden Retrievers | Mrs. Goff has two of these; they make her very happy and she takes care of all their needs. This is mutualism.
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| Mistletoe | This parasite attaches to trees for nutrients and it kills the tree; this is parasitism.
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| Bed Bugs | These creatures come out at night to feed on human blood; this is parasitism.
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| Spider | This creature builds a web in a deer's horns; the deer is unharmed. This is commensalism.
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| Monarch | This butterfly lays its eggs on a milkweed plant; this is commensalism.
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