Week 2: Science-Symbiotic, Mutualism, Parasitic, and other Environmental Relationships.

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Welcome Back!
This Week 2: Symbiotic, Mutualism, Parasitic, and other Environmental Relationships lesson has a couple short videos and about 16 questions.   

Be sure to attempt all the questions and submit when you are finished.   Please contact me through the comment feature or send an email to rshaw@fergflor if you have any questions.

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Ants are a part of the most disciplined social system on earth... until they get enslaved by parasites.

True

False

Ants consume the _____ of a passing snail

slime 

guts 

urine

The slime of the ants is loaded with of a body snatcher called the _

Enzymes; saliva

Salivary amylase, protein synthase

Eggs; liver fluke

When an animal looks like another animal even though it is not the same kind...

Crypsis

Mimicry

Parasitism

Predation

Some animals use mimicry to keep safe and others use it to eat other organisms

True

False

Butterfly's can mimicry _____ to avoid being eaten by other birds

Foxes

Owls eyes

Windscares

Poisonous plants

Moths, beetles, and other small flies have stripes to..

Make them blend in with their environment

Make them look like bee’s so that other animals would leave them alone

How long did this lesson take you to complete today?

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Mutualism (+/+)
Both organisms benefit

Parasitism(+/-)
1 organism benefits, the other is harmed

Commensalism(+/o)
1 organism benefits, the other is unaffected

Ants are a part of the most disciplined social system on earth... until they get enslaved by parasites. 

True

False

Ants consume the _____ of a passing snail

slime 

guts 

urine

The slime of the ants is loaded with ____ of a body snatcher called the _____

Enzymes; saliva

Salivary amylase, protein synthase

Eggs; liver fluke

When an animal looks like another animal even though it is not the same kind...

Crypsis

Mimicry

Parasitism

Predation

Some animals use mimicry to keep safe and others use it to eat other organisms

True

False

Butterfly's can mimicry _____ to avoid being eaten by other birds

Foxes

Owls eyes

Windscares

Poisonous plants

Moths, beetles, and other small flies have stripes to..

Make them blend in with their environment

Make them look like bee’s so that other animals would leave them alone