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1. whale with barnaclesCommensalism Mutualism Parasitism Predation
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2. Mycorrhizal fungi help plant roots access water and nutrients more easily while receiving carbohydrates from photosynthesis.
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3. Which relationship is an example of commensalism?Responses A Hyenas and lions fight over the same antelope kill. B A tapeworm
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4. 8) Many animals, including the brittle star and snapping shrimp, make their homes inside sea sponges. Here, the animals not only
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5. 8) Many animals, including the brittle star and snapping shrimp, make their homes inside sea sponges. Here, the animals not only
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6. Barnacles attach to whales, feeding on small organisms in the water, in a commensal relationship where both benefit.Make this
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7. Parasitism is a relationship between two organisms in which one organism benefits at another organism's expense. Which of the
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8. Which of the following is an example of parasitism?A. A field mouse and a rabbit compete for resources in a field ecosystem. B.
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9. Cattle egrets often live in pastures among groups of livestock such as horses and cows. The cattle egrets eat the insects
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10. Barnacles and whales have a commensal relationship where the barnacles attach to the whales and feed on small organisms in the
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11. The parasitic relationship between parasitic copepods and fish in the marine biome is an example of parasitism. Parasitic
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12. You've explained the importance of the bees and flowers interaction really well! Can you think of another example of a symbiotic
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13. The relationship in which the ant keeps predators away from the acacia tree and, in turn, the acacia tree provides shelter and
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14. Complete the sentence using the word bank provided.(1 point)Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a
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15. Predation and parasitism are similar because in both predation and parasitismQuestion 9 options: one organism is harmed while
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16. Relationships between organisms may be beneficial or detrimental. Which of the following examples shows a relationship in which
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17. Sponges provide shelter to other organisms such as snails, shrimp, and occasionally sea stars. These sheltered organisms do not
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18. The wrasse, a small fish, periodically cleans harmful parasites from the mouth of the moray eel. The eel, in turn, protects the
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19. A symbiotic relationship between two species in which one benefits and the other is neither helped nor harmed.(1 Point)
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20. A symbiotic relationship in which two organisms attempt to obtain the same resource and both are "harmed".(1 Point) Commensalism
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21. A relationship between two species where BOTH species benefit from the other. They both provide something that the other needs.
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22. The relationship in which the ant keeps predators away from the acacia tree and, in turn, the acacia tree provides shelter and
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23. Consider this scenario:*The yucca plant depends on the yucca moth as its only pollinator. *The yucca moth caterpillar feeds only
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24. 2) Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies commensalism between two species ? A predator capturing and consuming its
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25. Which example illustrates commensalism?Cattle have an organism called a protozoa living in their gut. The protozoa digest
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26. Beavers cut down trees to Create a habitat and as a food source. Humans chop down trees to use for lumber and paper products.Thi
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27. The relationship in which the ant keeps predators away from the acacia tree and, in turn, the acacia tree provides shelter and
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28. The relationship in which the ant keeps predators away from the acacia tree and, in turn, the acacia tree provides shelter and
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29. CommensalismMutualism Parasitism Predation
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30. A hawk eats a mouse. This kills the mouse, but it also means that the remaining mice will not have to compete as much for food
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31. An example of commensalism would be __________.a a sea anemone and a clowfish b a mosquito and pig c a bird's nest in a tree d a
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32. In the ocean, then anemone protects clownfish with its toxic tentacles and the clownfish rids the anemone of parasites and feeds
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33. Red-billed oxpeckers travel around on herd animals and eat ticks and parasites living on herd animal's skin. the birds get food,
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34. Aphids produce a sugary substance that ants love. Ants protect the aphids from predators and parasites. Is it commensalism,
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35. Cordyceps fungus infiltrate their insect host, where their hyphae then grow into the insect's body and absorb nutrients from
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36. ome types of algae can grow together with fungi. The fungi provide nutrients from decaying matter to the algae, while the energy
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37. In the ocean, then anemone protects clownfish with its toxic tentacles and the clownfish rids the anemone of parasites and feeds
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38. This is the skin of a whale that lives in the arctic and these are barnacles that have attached themselves to the whale. In this
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39. Which scenario describes a relationship of mutualism?Responses Oxpecker birds eat parasitic ticks off the backs of zebras. Birds
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40. Some types of algae can grow together with fungi. The fungi provide nutrients from decaying matter to the algae, while the
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41. Paper wasps build their nest on an ash tree branch. They scrape wood fromthe tree and chew it to make pulp for the nest. The
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42. Both species are benefiting (mutualism) One species hunts and kills the other species (predator/prey) Both species compete for
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43. What type of relationship do black bears and feral swine have?(1 point)Responses commensalism commensalism mutualism mutualism
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44. fill in the blank there is a competition b symbiotic c predator-pry relationship between trees and birds
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45. Which of the following is true of a parasitic relationship?* The parasite benefits, and the host is harmed; however, the host is
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46. Choose if this relationship is Predation, Competition, Commensalism, Mutualism, Parasitism, Producer/ConsumerRelationship 1 :
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47. in a symbiotic relationshipa) both organisms always benefit b) both organisms are harmed c) both organisms never benefit d) at
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48. A female moth deposits her eggs and pollinates a flower at the same time, The moth larvae hatch and feed on come of the seeds
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