Shaw Ecology Review

Front

One organism benefits in a relationship and another organism does not get affected.

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Commensalism

Front

Both the organisms in the relationship get benefitted.

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Mutualism

Front

One organism kills and eats the other.

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Predator / Prey

Front

Two organisms compete for the resources in the same habitat.

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Competition

Front

Bees collect nectar from flowers for food while pollinating the flowers, helping them reproduce. Both bees and flowers benefit.

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Mutualism

Front

Cattle stir up insects while grazing, which cattle egrets (Birds) eat without affecting the cattle.

Back

Commensalism

Front

Tapeworms live in the intestines of humans and absorb nutrients, harming the humans (host).

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Parasitism

Front

Oak and Maple Trees compete for sunlight and nutrients in a dense forest.

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Competition

Front

Wolves hunt and eat deer to survive.

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Predator / Prey

Front

Name the Producers in the food web given.

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Grasses