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SYMBIOSIS NOTES. Relationships among organisms in a community: Predation One population (predator) captures and feeds upon another population (prey)

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Page 1: SYMBIOSIS NOTES. Relationships among organisms in a community: Predation  One population (predator) captures and feeds upon another population (prey)

SYMBIOSIS NOTES

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Relationships among organisms in a community:Predation One population (predator) captures and

feeds upon another population (prey)Competition Two populations struggle for the same

resourceSymbiosis When one species lives in close

association with another species over a period of time

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3 TYPES OF SYMBIOSIS

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MUTUALISMRelationship in which both species benefit

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MUTUALISMEx. Honeybees/ Flowers

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MUTUALISMEx. Ostrich/ Gazelle

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PARASITISMRelationship where one

species is helped and the other is harmed

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PARASITISMEx. Dogs/Ticks

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PARASITISMEx. Mistletoe/

Spruce Tree

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COMMENSALISMRelationship in which one

species benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped

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COMMENSALISMEx. Whale/Barnacle

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COMMENSALISMEx. Hermit Crab/ Snail Shell

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