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Many sponges and shellfish provide shelter for aquatic guests who do no harm or benefit to their host. This is an example of
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In a marsh community, aquatic plankton contain 0.04 ppm of DDT, small fish contain 0.30 ppm of DDT, larger fish contain 1.5 ppm of DDT, and cormorants (fish-eating birds) contain 24 ppm of DDT. This is an example of
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Species A and species B both benefit by living together. This is an example of
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The type of cooperation between two species of a community that is based on satisfying the needs of both species is called
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A tropical region that has large grassy areas with scattered trees is a
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The usual type of symbiotic relationship between humans and the bacteria normally found in their intestinal tract is that of
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If an animal cannot digest a chemical but is able to pass out all the chemical as waste material, there is
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All of the following are examples of symbiotic relationships except
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This biome is located near oceans with wet, cool winters and hot, dry summers. Rainfall is 40 to 100 centimeters per year.
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Some kinds of shrimp obtain food by cleaning parasites from the surface of fish. This can be termed mutualism because
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