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Sixth form - Science - Species interspecif inter ...

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  • Use (+) for positive, (-) for negative and (0) for neutral. PARASITISM
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  • Sheep and cows compete for grass because sheep eat it faster. What Interspecific interaction is this?
    competition
  • 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
  • Use (+) for positive, (-) for negative and (0) for neutralCOMMENSALISM
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  • Use (+) for positive, (-) for negative and (0) for neutral. COMPETITION
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  • 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
  • Ticks feed on the blood of mammals, like deer or dogs. What Interspecific interaction is this?
    parasitism
  • Birds eat lice from cows' backs, benefiting both species. What Interspecific interaction is this?
    Mutualism
  • A tapeworm lives inside a dog and gets nutrients from it. What Interspecific interaction is this?
    parasitism
  • Use (+) for positive, (-) for negative and (0) for neutral. PREDATION
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  • A snake hunts and eats a mouse. What Interspecific interaction is this?
    predation
  • Use (+) for positive, (-) for negative and (0) for neutral. MUTUALISM
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  • Orchids and climbing plants use trees for support, attach to them, without affecting them. .What Interspecific interaction is this?
    commensalism