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- Explain with examples the following relationship the exists between organisms Mutualism Commensalism Competition Amensalism Predation Parasitism Parasatoidism NeutralChoose the type of symbiotic relationships with their correct definitions. The choices are: parasitism, mutualism, commensalism and none of the above.Definitions: One species kept alive to benefit the other species Answer Both species benefit from forming a symbiotic relationship Answer Neither of the species benefit from forming a symbiotic relationship Answer While one species increases its survivability, the other species neither benefits nor suffers from the symbiotic relationship Answer One species benefits greatly while the other species dies AnswerVocabulary: definition and example Invasive species Resilience zooxanthellae Mutualism Ednuzle: Ipvacivo cn ocioc
- What does the ecosystem level of classification have in common with the community level of classification? What does the ecosystem level include that the community level does not?Choose the type of symbiotic relationships with their correct definitions. The 4 options are: mutualism, commensalism, parasitism or none of the above. Please explain in details why each option was selected.Definitions: One species kept alive to benefit the other species Both species benefit from forming a symbiotic relationship Neither of the species benefit from forming a symbiotic relationship While one species increases its survivability, the other species neither benefits nor suffers from the symbiotic relationship One species benefits greatly while the other species diesDiscuss the following statement in detail : " Conservation biology is everyone's business "
- Use the word bank for the best answer to fill in the blank: Navigational, transportation, nutritional, facultative, obligate, very fun, antagonistic, co-evolution, symbiosis, predatory, beta, alpha. In this mutualistic interaction between theses two organisms, the plant is benefiting from a mutualism and the fly is benefiting from a mutualism. The flower is pollinated by many different insect species making this a mutualism for the plant.Which of the following species interactions could result in coevolution? (select all that are correct) Competition Amensalism Commensalism Mutualism ExploitationMatch the following situations with their correct interactions. Choose between mutualism, commensalism and parasitism. Leaf cutter ants cultivate a fungal garden to feed the fungus to the ant larvae. Answer Tongue-eating louse attach to a fish’s tongue and feed on the fish blood while acting like a normal tongue. Answer Barnacles on a whale are exposed to new food sources while living on the whale’s backs. Answer Japanese spider crabs have algae living on their shell for camouflage. Answer Mites attach to beetles for easy transportation from one location to another. Answer
- Give three (3) examples with a brief explanation of anthropogenic threats to coral reef ecosystems. Please be concise.Match the following mutualism type with the appropriate example. Bees eat nectar and transfer pollen Reef-froming corals provide nitrogen to dinoflagellates which provide carbohydrates to coral [Choose ] [Choose ] Resource-resource Service-resource [Choose ]Keystone Species Microbiome Diversity Plant Diversity
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