Label the species interactions based on the effect they have on each species, positive (+), negative (-) or no effect (0). Interactions that are +/+ are calledand +/0 is calledan exampleof +/- is-- is called-/0 is calledA. Mutualism; parasitism; commensalism; competition; amensalismB. Facilitation; parasitism; competition; commensalism; mutualismC. Mutualism; predation; competition; amensalism; commensalismD. Mutualism; herbivory; competition; commensalism; amensalismE. Facilitation; predation; exploitation; amensalism; phoresy

Species interaction is a part of many ecosystems and it maintains the ecological food webs. The…

Label the species interactions based on the effect they have on each species, positive (+), negative (-) or no effect (0). Interactions that are +/+ are called of +/- is an example -- is called -/0 is called and +/0 is called O A. Mutualism; parasitism; commensalism; competition; amensalism O B. Facilitation; parasitism; competition; commensalism; mutualism C. Mutualism; predation; competition; amensalism; commensalism O D. Mutualism; herbivory; competition; commensalism; amensalism O E. Facilitation; predation; exploitation; amensalism; phoresy

Label the species interactions based on the effect they have on each species, positive (+), negative (-) or no effect (0). Interactions that are +/+ are called of +/- is an example -- is called -/0 is called and +/0 is called O A. Mutualism; parasitism; commensalism; competition; amensalism O B. Facilitation; parasitism; competition; commensalism; mutualism C. Mutualism; predation; competition; amensalism; commensalism O D. Mutualism; herbivory; competition; commensalism; amensalism O E. Facilitation; predation; exploitation; amensalism; phoresy

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

14th Edition

ISBN:9781305073951

Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Publisher:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Chapter45: Community Ecology

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