Why do we distinguish between inter- and intraspecific mutualism?

a. This distinction is for historical reasons only.
b. Mutualistic partners in the same species are part of the same gene pool.
c. The mutualistic partners do not benefit equally in interspecific mutualism.
d. Only intraspecific mutualism gives the opportunity for cheating.


B

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