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Commensalism Mutualism Parasitism By: Your Name Here Symbiosis Commensalism Mutualism Parasitism By: Your Name Here

Definitions Commensalism: Mutualism: Parasitism:

Zebra and Ostrich

Meat Ants and Leaf Hoppers

Egrets and Hippos

Zebras and Oxpeckers

Crocodiles and Plovers

Cleaner shrimp and large fish

Goby fish and Shrimp

Hermit Crab and Sea Anemone

Wolves and Ravens

Honeyguide and Ratel

Human and Tick

Dog and Flea

Foxes and Heartworm

Puffins and Rabbits

Barnacles and Whales

Remora sharks and sharks

Burdocks and Deer