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What is an example of a mutualistic relationship?
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What is an example of a parasitic relationship?
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What is an example of a competitive relationship?
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What is an example of a predator/prey relationship?
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Name two things that organisms would compete over?
Food, Mate, Territory, Dominance, etc...
A relationship where two organisms fight for the same limited resource
 
Competition
 
Parasitism
 
Predation
 
Mutualism
A relationship where one organism hunts and kills the other for food
 
Predation
 
Parasitism
 
Competition
 
Mutualism
A relationship where one organism benefits and the other is harmed, a win-lose relationship
 
Parasitism
 
Predation
 
Competition
 
Mutualism
A relationship where both organisms benefit, a win-win relationship
 
Mutualism
 
Predation
 
Competition
 
Parasitism
Lichen is a combination of two organisms: Cyanobacteria, does photosynthesis and produces food for the fungus,and fungus, which provides water and minerals for the cyanobacteria.
Mutualism
Cheetahs and antelope: Cheetahs of the African savanna hunt antelope.
Predation
Woodpeckers and squirrels: Nesting in the same holes and spaces in trees.
Competition
Clownfish and sea anemone: Clown fish cleans parasites from the anemone; anemone provides protection for the clownfish.
Mutualism
Tapeworm and fish: Tapeworms eat the fish’s partly digested food; the fish lose nutrients.
Parasitism
Goats and cows: Live in the same place, eating the same plants.
Competition
Ticks and deer: Ticks feed off the deer’s blood; deer loose blood and can get infections from the bites.
Parasitism


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