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In , one species, the , lives with, on, or in another species. Unlike in predation, the species is not immediately killed but may sicken and die over time.

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host

parasite

mutualism

parasitism

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barnacles attach themselves to humpback whales as a way to get to food sources
an animal is hunted and eaten as a food source
clownfish are protected from potential predators and provide a food source for a sea anemone
barnacles root within a crab's body, reducing the crab's ability to have babies

Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
Predation

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Which statements are true about commensalism? Select two correct answers.

In commensalism, the host species i unharmed and provides benefit to another species.

In commensalism, both organisms benefits from the interaction.

In commensalism, one species lives closely with another species who serves as a host.

In commensalism, one species hunts and kills another.

In commensalism, the host species is harmed during the relationship.

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Science Explainer- Symbiosis: The art of living together

Drag each example into the correct box to show which type of symbiotic relationship it represents.

Which statements are true about commensalism? Select two correct answers.

Drag each example into the correct box to show which type of symbiotic relationship it represents.

Which statements are true about commensalism? Select two correct answers.