ETI 6- Organism Interactions

A relationship where both organisms benefit.

A relationship where one organisms benefits and the other is harmed.

A relationship where one organisms benefits and the other is not affected.

The parasite feeds on a:

Organisms can be in competition for:

Orchid vines are skinny and grow on the trunk of trees to get more light and space with no negative effect to the tree.

This interaction occurs when lions, cheetahs, and leopards all need the same food source.

The bee gets nectar from the flower and the flower gets pollinated. This is an example of:

A crab is protected from fish when an anemone rides on its shell. The anemone gets more food. This is an example of:

Fleas living on an animal gain food and the animal is harmed. This is an example of: