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abd. distention, Yellowing of the skin, yellowing of the white of the eyes
Two types of mutualism?
1.mutualism - mutual benefit for both the partners.2.parasitism- benefit for the parasite ; attacks the host.3.commensalism - benefit for the commensal ; host is unharmed.4. phoresis - an organism attaches to the other for locomotion.Predation - One animal eats anotherParasitism - One organism benefits, at the cost of the second organismCompetition - Two similar animals fight for the same food, habitat.Mutualism - Two Organisms benefit from one action; e.g. One monkey eats another's lice.Amensalism - One species is unaffected, while the other is completely destroyed.
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