Please answer the question attached 19. Match each of the scenarios above to the type of relationship it describes.RelationshipsSoenariosMutualismA Atlantic putins uee burrows for nestingthat were made by rabbits.CommensalismB. A human kills and eats a chicken.ParasitismC. E cof ives in the large intestine ofhumana and wheore it gets the nutrients itneeds. E. col, in tum, makes it possiblefor humans to absorb vital nutrients,including Vitamin K. through the colon.D. E. col on poorly washed lettuce causesserious ilness for several daya.Predation

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9. Match each of the scenarios above to the tyoe of relationshipit descrbes Relationships Soenarios Mutualsm A Allantic putfins use burrows for nesting that were made by rabbits. Commensalism B. A human kis and ets a chicken. C. E col ives in the large intestine of humana and where It gets the nutrients it needs. E. col, in tum, makes it poesible Parasitism Predation for humans to absorb vital nutrients, Including Vitamin K, trough the colon. E. col on poorly washed lettuoe causes serious ilness for several days. D.

9. Match each of the scenarios above to the tyoe of relationshipit descrbes Relationships Soenarios Mutualsm A Allantic putfins use burrows for nesting that were made by rabbits. Commensalism B. A human kis and ets a chicken. C. E col ives in the large intestine of humana and where It gets the nutrients it needs. E. col, in tum, makes it poesible Parasitism Predation for humans to absorb vital nutrients, Including Vitamin K, trough the colon. E. col on poorly washed lettuoe causes serious ilness for several days. D.

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

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Chapter1: Basics Of Asepsis

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