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A certain ant species protects an aphid species from predators and, in return,
feeds on the honeydew produced by these aphids. Both ants and aphids can
survive without each other but benefit greatly from the relationship. What type
of mutualism is this? [Select]
·
[Select]
Previous
[Select]
Obligate
Mandatory
Facultative
Optional
Next ▸
Transcribed Image Text:Question 48 A certain ant species protects an aphid species from predators and, in return, feeds on the honeydew produced by these aphids. Both ants and aphids can survive without each other but benefit greatly from the relationship. What type of mutualism is this? [Select] · [Select] Previous [Select] Obligate Mandatory Facultative Optional Next ▸
A certain ant species protects an aphid species from predators and, in return
feeds on the honeydew produced by these aphids. Both ants and aphids can
survive without each other but benefit greatly from the relationship. What ty
of mutualism is this? [Select]
[Select]
く
[Select]
Specialist
Generalist
◄ Previous
Nex
Transcribed Image Text:A certain ant species protects an aphid species from predators and, in return feeds on the honeydew produced by these aphids. Both ants and aphids can survive without each other but benefit greatly from the relationship. What ty of mutualism is this? [Select] [Select] く [Select] Specialist Generalist ◄ Previous Nex
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