A student observes bees flying between different flowers on a squash vine. After researching this activity, the student learns that the bees obtain nectar from the flowers. The pollen from the flowers sticks to the bees and is then transported to other flowers of the same species, resulting in pollination. The student decides this is an example of mutualism.

Which table explains why this relationship is mutualistic?

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Table: Mutualistic Relationship between Bees and Squash Vine
Organisms Involved | Benefits for Bees | Benefits for Squash Vine
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Bees | Obtain nectar as a food source | Transfer pollen for pollination
Squash Vine | Attracts pollinators for reproduction | Provides nectar as a food source for bees
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