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Is there commensalism in the ocean?
Yes there is comensalism in the artic ocean The awnser is...That you have to look it up ur self this if not a good place to look for thr right awnserby: Aja
Comensalism in the rainforest?
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Is there commensalism in the Arctic Ocean?
Yes there is comensalism in the artic ocean The awnser is...That you have to look it up ur self this if not a good place to look for thr right awnserby: Aja
What does comensalism mean?
It means the sharing of food, and used of human social interaction. The word derives from the Latin com mensa, meaning sharing a table.
Picture of different relationships in the ecosystem?
An ecosystem consists of interconnected relationships among various organisms and their physical environment. These relationships can include predator-prey interactions, mutualistic relationships where both species benefit, and competitive relationships where species vie for resources. Ultimately, these interconnected relationships help maintain the balance and stability of the ecosystem.
What is an example of comensalism in temperate grasslands?
i think, the relationship between cows and birds. birds sit on the cows back and as the cow moves across fields it causes insects and flys to disperse so as not to get trampled on. the bird eat these insects. the bird bensfits while the cow is not harmed. i think, the relationship between cows and birds. birds sit on the cows back and as the cow moves across fields it causes insects and flys to disperse so as not to get trampled on. the bird eat these insects. the bird bensfits while the cow is not harmed.
When one organism benefits while the other is not harmed?
Commensalism is similar to parasitism, except the host doesn't get hurt. Examples of this are mites which feed on the wasted parts of the body of an animal like skin flakes and hair, not hurting the host, but doesn't benefit the host either.
What is an example for commensalism and paratism and mutualism?
Mutualism is the biological interaction between two species of organisms, in which both parties benefit. It can be as simple as bees getting nectar from flowers while also pollinating them, or more specific such as the relationship between the Egyptian plover birds and the Nile crocodiles (the birds eats off the decayed meat on the crocodile's teeth, and in so doing, provide much needed dentistry).Some other examples:Clownfish and sea anemonesSome species of ants and acaciaHoney guide (a species of birds) and honey badger
How do species interact with one another?
Grazing , Predation , comensalism , parasitism symbiosis etc.First of all, when you encounter this topic...you should know the basic terms of biotic and abiotic. Biotic : Living things(Factor) Abiotic : Non-Living things(factors) such as sunlight, topography and so on. For example, plant(biotic) really affected by the sunlight(abiotic). They will bent towards it, and this is the relationship between plants and sunlight. Amoeba(biotic) is highly affected by the sunlight and pH value of a water they're living(abiotic factors). So, when those abiotic factors are unfavourable, the will move away from it. For your questions: How 2 different species interact with each other. The best example is prey-predator, the easiest one to memorize. The example of it is between owl and rats in a palm oil. Owl will eat the rats and control the populations of rats somehow. Owl is the predator and rats are the prey.Amensalism is a relationship in which one organism has a negative effect on another organism. The bread mold Penicillium is a common example of one organism exuding a chemical compound as part of its normal metabolism that is detrimental to another organism.
