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Symbiotic Relationships

Symbiosis Relationships between organisms in a community. Include both beneficial & harmful relationships

Commensalism One species benefits, other not harmed Barnacle living on whale’s back Birds & grazing animals Clown fish and stingray

Mutualism Two species live together & both benefit Tiny fish living within larger fish mouth Stinging ants & bull’s horn acacias

Parasitism One organism lives on or inside another organism & harms it. It needs a host to survive. Leech Lice Tapeworm

Predator and Prey Prey – food source Predator - hunts the prey

Inter Specific Competition Is a form of competition in which individuals of Different species compete for the same resource in an ecosystem Example: Food

Intra Specific Competition Form of competition in which members of the SAME species vie for the same resource in an ecosystem Example: food, light, mates