Two lions fight over the same gazelle to eat. What type of interaction is this?
Competition
A bee pollinates a flower while collecting nectar. Both benefit. What is this interaction?
Mutualism
A wolf hunts and eats a rabbit. What type of interaction is this?
Predator-Prey
A bird builds its nest on a tree branch. The bird benefits, but the tree is unaffected. What is this interaction?
Commensalism
Two plants grow close together and compete for sunlight. What type of interaction is this?
Competition
(True/False) Commensalism always benefits both organisms involved.
False
(True/False) Predator-prey relationships only occur on land.
False
(True/False) In mutualism, both organisms benefit from the interaction.
True
(True/False) In predation, only the prey benefits.
False
(True/False) A parasite benefits by harming its host.
True
What type of interaction is this?Commensalism, Mutualism, Competition or Predation/Parasitism:
Mutualism
What type of interaction is this? Commensalism, Mutualism, Competition or Predation/Parasitism:
Predator-Prey
What type of interaction is this?-Commensalism, Mutualism, Competition or Predation/Parasitism:
Parasitism
What type of interaction is this? -Commensalism, Mutualism, Competition or Predation/Parasitism:
Competition
What type of interaction is this?-Commensalism, Mutualism, Competition or Predation/Parasitism:
Mutualism
In a predator-prey relationship, the predator becomes friend with the pray: true or false?
False
