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  1. Mutualism is a symbiotic relationship that benefits both species, for example, microorganisms in an elks stomach beneift from having a place to live and the elk benefits by the microorganisms digesting its food
  2. commensalism is a symbiotic realtionship in which one benefits and the other nor benefits nor loses, for example, and orchid growing on a tree trunk benefits by receiving protection, moisture and light, and the tree is not affected at all
  3. Parasitism is a symbiotic realtionship in which one benefits and the other is harmed, for example, tapworms in humans benefit by receiving nutrients and the human is harmed by not getting any nutrients.
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