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The Nile Crocodile and Egyptian Plover (Jordan Hossain)

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The Nile Crocodile and Egyptian Plover (Jordan Hossain)

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This is an example of mutualism as the crocodile is benefiting from the plover cleaning it's teeth while not harming the plover, and the plover gets food.

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Bumblebee and the Red Clover (Jordan Hossain)

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Bumblebee and the Red Clover (Jordan Hossain)

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This is an example of mutualism as the bumblebee benefits off of getting pollen from the Clover while the Clover is aided because the pollen is brushed into the bee's body to when it goes to the next Clover so it is aiding in it's reproduction of the Plover.

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The Resplendant Quetzal and the Avocado (Jordan Hossain)

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The Resplendant Quetzal and the Avocado (Jordan Hossain)

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This is another example of mutualism as the Quetzal rely heavily on the food of Avocado and the Avocado relies on it's seeds being dispersed by the Quetzal after digestion

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This is an example of predation as the ants have the power over the aphids and often domesticate them to take the resources that aphids collect. Aphids collect sap from trees but ants often take this sap for themselves.

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Fungus and an Algae=Lichen (Nicholas Le)

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Fungus and an Algae=Lichen (Nicholas Le)

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This is an example of mutualism because the fungus provides shelter and protection for the algae and the algae under certain conditions performs photosynthesis and creates food for themselves and the fungus.

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Great White Shark and Shark Remora (Nicholas Le)

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Great White Shark and Shark Remora (Nicholas Le)

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This is an example of commensalism because the shark remora gets a free ride as it attaches to the shark and gets food as the scraps of the sharks food gets eaten by the remora. The shark does not receive any benefit but is neither harmed by the shark remora

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Clown Fish and Sea Anemone (Nicholas Le)

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Clown Fish and Sea Anemone (Nicholas Le)

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This is an example of commensalism. The reason is the anemone gives the clown fish shelter and protection as clown fish predators do not want to go near the anemone as it has stingers but the clown fish are not affected by it as they are covered by a special mucus they make. However the clown fish does not benefit the anemone but it does not harm it either meaning commensalism.

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This is an example of commensalism as when the cow walks through the grass as they are eating, they kick up insects for the cattle egrets to eat while the egrets do not do anything to harm nor benefit the cattle.

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Domestic Chinese Pug and Humans (Romeo Guerrero)

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Domestic Chinese Pug and Humans (Romeo Guerrero)

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This is an example of mutualism because the pug provides humans with companionship and protection, and humans provide pugs with protection and food

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Oxpecker and Rhinocerous (Romeo Guerrero)

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Oxpecker and Rhinocerous (Romeo Guerrero)

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This is an example of mutualism because the oxpecker helps rhinocerous get rid of parasites and the rhinocerous provide them food to eat (parasites)

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This is an example of parasitism. Ticks burrow into the skin of dogs and suck their blood. This benefits the tick, but negatively affects the dog

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This is an example of parasitism because it benefits the tapeworms, and negatively affects the cow. Tapeworms benefit because when cows ingest them, it allows them to lay more eggs, until cows produce fecal matter. This negatively affects cows because tapeworm infestation causes abdominal discomfort, diarrhea, constipation, or weight loss.

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Pacific Lamprey and Yellowfin Tuna (Mayur Rajan)

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Pacific Lamprey and Yellowfin Tuna (Mayur Rajan)

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This is an example of commensalism because the lamprey's main objective is to feed off the host by draining its body fluids as a source of food and energy for the lamprey. When it attaches, it uses its suction cup mouth and sticks to fish, and as a result, it is able to stay along and get energy. The fish however, is stuck with enzymes that prevent its blood from clotting and suffers as a result

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This is an example of commensalism because as the mistletoe uses the mangroves as a host and derives the mangrove tree of all of its nutrients and water. The mistletoe is known as a semi-parasitic plant and in this relationship, only one side is benefiting.

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This is an example of commensalism because the barnacles attach themselves to the whale and use it as a breeding ground and a place for them to live. While the gray whale isn't necessarily harmed from the barnacles, only barnacles benefit in this relationship

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This is an example of commensalism because the lice use human hair as a breeding ground to live and to have children. In this relationship, only the lice are benefiting because the humans are feeling itchy and are disgusted while the lice are living good and having a lot of childen