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Symbiosis

Whale and Barnacle Commensalism

Deer tick and Humans Parasitism

Flea and Cat Parasitism

Honey Bird and Badger Mutualism

Woodpecker and Saguaro cactus Mutualism

Wrasse and Parrot fish Mutualism

Rhinoceros and Tick bird Mutualism

Yucca Moth and Joshua Tree Mutualism

Plover and Crocodile Mutualism

Fluke/Snail and Fish/Human Parasitism

Spanish Moss and Trees Commensalism

Mistletoe and Trees Parasitism

Algae and Sloth Mutualism

Termites and Protozoa Mutualism

Bacteria and Plants Mutualism

Ants and Acacia Tree Mutualism

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