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Coral provides shelter and nutrients for algae for photosynthesis whenever taken from the environment. The algae produces sugars which the coral feeds on.

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Bee allows flower to reproduce, flower gives bee nectar

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The botfly is a parasite that lives of of other organisms and dig into their skin and plant their eggs. When this occurs the victim gets a big swell. The botflies offspring then feed off of the victim.

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Patrick Qiu
Kookaburra birds can make holes in trees to live in. They make these shelters and termites can live in there too. The Kookaburra bird intentionally opens a whole under the nest for the termites to live in. The termites benefit as they have a safe shelter, and the birds benefit as they are safer with the termites. This is an example of Mutualism.

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The fish nibble on the turtles shell which gets rid of certain creatures such as parasites. The fish get food and the turtle gets cleaned.

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The pistol shrimp and gobies have a mutualisitic relationship because the goby signals to the shrimp that it's relatively safe to be outside the burrow. While the shrimp digs holes in the seafloor that they sometimes share with a goby.

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Woolly bats and pitcher plants- mutualism

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Woolly bats and pitcher plants- mutualism

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The bats use the plants to sleep in plus the plants are easy to find using echolocation. The plants get nitrogen from the bat's feces.

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Shayla Prigmore
When expelled from its pack, a golden jackal will follow a tiger to feed off of the scraps that remain from the tiger's prey. The tiger is unaffected by the jackal's presence, but the jackal benefits from the tiger.

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Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis and Ants - Parasitism

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Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis and Ants - Parasitism

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The Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis, a fungus, takes over the ants body, taking complete control of it and using it to recieve nutrients, the fungus then sprouts buds from the ants body, and releases spores. After the ant has been used for 4-10 days, it perishes and the fungus spreads to more.
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also sorry for the horrific choice of a relationship

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Allison Shore
The Clownfish and sea anemone have a mutualistic relationship because the clownfish provides the sea anemone with food, while the sea anemone provides the clown fish with protection/shelter.

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Kate O'Boyle
In the relationship between mosquitos and humans, mosquitos drink human blood causing the human to get itchy and maybe even sick. This is a parasitic relationship because one party is benefitting (mosquitoes) and one is being harmed(humans).

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Mutualism

The Nile crocodile opens its mouth to let the plover fly inside and pick its teeth clean of meat. The plover gets food, and the crocodile gets its teeth cleaned and doesn't eat the bird.

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Roundworms are parasites that live off of other organisms. These worms are a lot bigger thank you would think and cause severe stomach problems, fever, and just overall sickness at the fact that there is a worm in your intestines. Roundworm can be contracted by traveling to countries with poor sanitation and hygiene.

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During the summertime, the coyote and badger hunt together for efficiency. While the coyote chases the prey on the surface, the badger stays in underground burrow systems to catch any prey that tries to escape from the coyote.

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Parasitism: Mistletoe and Hardwood Trees

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Parasitism: Mistletoe and Hardwood Trees

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Mistletoe grows on hardwood trees and survives by subsisting on the nutrients provided by the hardwood trees. They do not provide any sort of benefit to the trees, but the trees suffer because they lose beneficial nutrients.

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This is an example of commensalism: the remora fish essentially attaches itself to the shark and receives a ride, while the shark is unaffected. Thus, one benefits (fish) and the other does not/is unbothered (shark).

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Whale is not affected by the barnacles in any harmful or helpful way, but the barnacles are moved around with the whale and able to filter feed on microorganisms as it swims.

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The Tree Frog uses the plants as the protection while the plant doesn't get affected at all so it is a beneficial and unaffected relationship.

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A female wasp injects her eggs into the caterpillar, as the eggs hatch they feed off the inside caterpillar, using its body as a resource. Eventually, the larvae break through the skin barrier of the caterpillar and hatch out, killing the caterpillar.

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A spider makes its web on the tree. While the tree is not impacted/harmed, the spider uses the tree to stay safe and shelter. Since one organism is positively impacted and one is not affected, this makes it commensalism.

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Alexander Falahati

Surgeon fish cleans mouths.

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The oxpecker gets food off of a zebra and the zebra gets pest control.

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The cattle egret, a short bird found foraging in cattle herds, eats insects that have been disturbed when the cattle forage. It doesn’t affect the cattle, but the cattle egret depends on this food source.

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The tick latches onto the human and spends most of its life leaching off of their blood (they usually latch onto heads).

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Colombian Lesserblack Tarantula and the Dotted Humming Frog- Mutualism

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Colombian Lesserblack Tarantula and the Dotted Humming Frog- Mutualism

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Arowyn Casenhiser
The tarantula provides protection for the frog from predators. It also catches food for the frog. The frog, a forager, protects the tarantula's eggs from ants. Because both animals benefit, this is an example of mutualism.

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The shrimp eats the waste left after the goby is done. The goby protects the shrimp with its eyesight. When the two leave the burrow, the goby rests its tail fin against the shrimp's antennae, and if it sees danger, it will flip its fin and the shrimp will run away.

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Ellie-
obligate mutualism- when an organism exits in close proximity to another and both need each other in order to survive. One example is lichen, which is algae and fungus merged together ,helping each other function as a single unit.

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T. Jones
Cuttlefish uses adaptive camouflage to hide in its environment.  It will use this ability to then ambush its prey.  The cuttlefish can change color, texture, shape of specialized skin cells.