Types of Symbiosis
What will be an ideal response?
•Mutualism
-Species specific, organisms can't grow apart
•Synergism
-Both species benefit, but can be separated
•Commensalism
-One species benefits, while the other species experiences no effect
•Amenalism/Antagonism
-One species benefits by harming another: competition
•Parasitism
-One species benefits by harming another, species-specific, obligate
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