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    The document discusses different types of species interactions including competition for limited resources, predation between predator and prey species, and symbiotic relationships where species coevolve and benefit each other in mutualism, commensalism benefits one species while not affecting the other, and parasitism where one benefits and the other is harmed. As an example, it provides the mutualistic relationship between coyotes and American badgers that benefits both species.

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    The document discusses different types of species interactions including competition for limited resources, predation between predator and prey species, and symbiotic relationships where species coevolve and benefit each other in mutualism, commensalism benefits one species while not affecting the other, and parasitism where one benefits and the other is harmed. As an example, it provides the mutualistic relationship between coyotes and American badgers that benefits both species.

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    6 views3 pages

    2 Interactions Notes W Project Sheet

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    Damien Childress
    The document discusses different types of species interactions including competition for limited resources, predation between predator and prey species, and symbiotic relationships where species coevolve and benefit each other in mutualism, commensalism benefits one species while not affecting the other, and parasitism where one benefits and the other is harmed. As an example, it provides the mutualistic relationship between coyotes and American badgers that benefits both species.

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    Competition

    limited resources
    Predation
    predator prey

    Symbiosis coevolve
    close relationship
    benefit
    Mutualism + + both
    benefit
    Commensalism + 0 benefits
    helped harmed
    Parasitism + - benefits
    harmed
    not enough today ig
    Cotote and American Badger

    Mutualism

    kinda
    yep
    sure
    yessir
    yessir
    yea

    yeah
    yep
    a bad one but yea

    so colorful

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