Relationships Among Organisms

All the abiotic and biotic factors that interact with each other is called

• A habitat

• An ecosystem

• A Niche

• Commensalism

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This is where two species BOTH benefit from the relationship

• Mutualism

• Commensalism

• Parasitism

• Consumerism

A relationship where one organism benefits at the host's expense is

• Mutualism

• Commensalism

• Parasitism

• Consumerism

This is when organisms of the same species work together to benefit everyone.

• Cooperation

• Commensalism

• Competition

• Consumerism

Many food chains put together is considered a

• Food picture

• Food diagram

• Food chain

• Food web

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Which is an example of commensalism?

• Bees receiving food from flowers and flowers being pollinated by the bees.

• Fish attaching themselves to sharks to eat the scraps, but the shark is not harmed.

• A leech sticking to something and causing harm to that animal.

• a worm eating the dead body of an animal.

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Which is an example of decomposers?

• Bees receiving food from flowers and flowers being pollinated by the bees.

• Fish attaching themselves to sharks to eat the scraps, but the shark is not harmed.

• A leech sticking to something and causing harm to that animal.

• a worm eating the dead body of an animal.

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Which is an example of mutualism?

• Bees receiving food from flowers and flowers being pollinated by the bees.

• Fish attaching themselves to sharks to eat the scraps, but the shark is not harmed.

• A leech sticking to something and causing harm to that animal.

• a worm eating the dead body of an animal.

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Which is an example of parasitism?

• Bees receiving food from flowers and flowers being pollinated by the bees.

• Fish attaching themselves to sharks to eat the scraps, but the shark is not harmed.

• A leech sticking to something and causing harm to that animal.

• a worm eating the dead body of an animal.

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What's are the living factors of an environment called?

• Abiotic

• Biotic

• Robotic

• Symbiotic