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    The document describes different types of relationships between organisms: parasitism between a flea and dog where the flea sucks the dog's blood, predator-prey relationship between a seagull eating a baby turtle, mutualism between an alga and fungus living together in lichen, and parasitism of a strangler fig tree strangling its host tree to obtain nutrients and sunlight.

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    The document describes different types of relationships between organisms: parasitism between a flea and dog where the flea sucks the dog's blood, predator-prey relationship between a seagull eating a baby turtle, mutualism between an alga and fungus living together in lichen, and parasitism of a strangler fig tree strangling its host tree to obtain nutrients and sunlight.

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    Friday, 18 February 2022

    Topic: Ecology
    Pg. #106-101
    State and describe the kind of relationship that exists between
    organisms:
    a) Flea and dog: (Parasitism) The flea sticks with the & dog and such
    the blood b) b) Seagull and turtle: (Predator – Prey) Baby turtle is
    eaten by seagull.
    (c) Fungus and alga in Lichen: (Mutualism) lichen, a combination of
    an alga and a fungus living together
    d) Strangles fig and host tree: - (Parasitism) Strangler fig strangles the
    tree to get nutrients and also reach higher to get sunlight.

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