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Use (+) for positive, (-) for negative and (0) for neutral. COMPETITION
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Use (+) for positive, (-) for negative and (0) for neutral. MUTUALISM
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Use (+) for positive, (-) for negative and (0) for neutral. PREDATION
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Use (+) for positive, (-) for negative and (0) for neutral. PARASITISM
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Use (+) for positive, (-) for negative and (0) for neutralCOMMENSALISM
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Ticks feed on the blood of mammals, like deer or dogs. What Interspecific interaction is this?
parasitism
Barnacles attach themselves to the skin of whales. What Interspecific interaction is this?
commensalism
Bees collect nectar for food while helping to pollinate the flowers,What Interspecific interaction is this?
mutualism
Lions hunt and eat zebras. ,What Interspecific interaction is this?
Predation
In a forest, taller trees may overshadow smaller plants, limiting their access to light and stunting their growth.What Interspecific interaction is this?
competition
Orchids and climbing plants use trees for support, attach to them, without affecting them. .What Interspecific interaction is this?
commensalism
Birds eat lice from cows' backs, benefiting both species. What Interspecific interaction is this?
Mutualism
Sheep and cows compete for grass because sheep eat it faster. What Interspecific interaction is this?
competition
A snake hunts and eats a mouse. What Interspecific interaction is this?
predation
A tapeworm lives inside a dog and gets nutrients from it. What Interspecific interaction is this?
parasitism
