Category 1
The type of symbiotic relationship in which both organism's benefit.
What is Mutualism?
In this symbiotic relationship, One organism gains and the other harms.
What is parasitism?
A symbiotic relationship that only one benefits from but neither is harmed.
What is commensalism
The interaction between two organisms
What is symbiosis?
Organisms do this in mutualism
What is helping each other?
what are examples of parasites?
the most basic and commonly seen example of commensalism
what is a birds nest?
Mutualism
parisitism
commensalism
What are the different kinds of symbiosis?
What is mutualism? (again)
the one thing parasites can leave behind after taking your nutrients.
What are diseases?
The tree provides this to the bird.
what is shelter ?
The organism that benefits in parasitism
What is a parasite?
Bee's get this from flowers
What is food?
Blood and direct food (if in the stomach)
What do parasites take from you
A shark provides this to a sucker fish.
What is travel?
the type of relationship where mistletoe sucks nutrients from a tree.
what is parasitism ?
Clownfish get this from anemone's
What is shelter?
the thing that parasites attach themselves to
What is host?
A nursing plant provides this to seeds.
what is Safety?
A Nile crocodile has leeches in his mouth harming him. A hungry Egyptian plover comes and eats the leeches. This is an example of this kind of symbiotic relationship
What is mutualism?