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Understanding Symbiosis: Types and Examples of Mutualism, Commensalism, and Parasitism

Explore the fascinating world of symbiosis, where different species interact in various ways. Discover mutualism, where both species benefit from their relationship, exemplifying a win/win scenario. Learn about commensalism, where one species gains advantages without affecting the other—illustrating a win/no effect situation. Delve into parasitism, a relationship harming one species while benefiting another, marking a win/lose dynamic. Understand how ticks exemplify parasitism and the importance of prevention methods like bug spray.

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Understanding Symbiosis: Types and Examples of Mutualism, Commensalism, and Parasitism

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  1. Adrian Goodman And Kenny Grose Symbiosis Project

  2. Mutualism Win/Win scenario Both species are benefited

  3. Commensalism • One species benefits and the other species is not affected at all • Win/No effect scenario

  4. Parasitism • A type of symbiosis where one species is harmed and the other is helped • Win/Lose scenario +/-

  5. Types of Parasitism • An example ticks on people • The tick gets blood as food • The human itches • The way to help is to use bug spray

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