C M O P T I E O I T N

COMPETITION
P R T A A S E I S

PARASITES
 ECOLOGICAL
RELATIONSHIPS
 Science 7: Quarter 2- Module 5
Learning Competency:
describe the different ecological relationships found in
an ecosystem (S7LT-IIh-10)
ECOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS
Describe the interactions between and among organisms
within their environment
ECOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS

POSITIVE NEUTRAL NEGATIVE

 SYMBIOSIS
the close interaction between two or more organisms of
different biological species

MUTUALISM
COMMENSALISM
PARASITISM
MUTUALIS
Mrelationship wherein both species benefit
a symbiotic
from each other’s interaction

POSITIVE POSITIVE
MUTUALIS
M
MUTUALIS
M In this mutualistic
relationship, the
bees get to eat,
and the flowering
plants get to
reproduce.
COMMENSALISM
A type of symbiotic relationship that happens when one
organism benefits from the interaction and the other one is
unaffected.

POSITIVE NEUTRAL
COMMENSALISM
COMMENSALISM
COMMENSAL HOST
Smaller organism Larger organism
that gains which is not
benefits like affected by the
nutrients, shelter commensal.
and support from
the host.
COMMENSALISM
COMMENSAL HOST
 PARASITISM
a type of symbiotic relationship that happens
when one organism benefits and the other one is
harmed

POSITIVE NEGATIVE
 PARASITISM
a type of symbiotic relationship that happens
when one organism benefits and the other one is
harmed

POSITIVE NEGATIVE
PARASITISM
PARASITISM
PARASITISM
NONSYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP
are interaction of organisms that live apart from
one another

COMPETITION
PREDATION
COMPETITION
Relationship in which two or more organism need the same
thing to survive

food, shelter, sunlight, water or mates

COMPETITION
PREDATION
a predator-prey relationship
PREDATION
PREDATION
PREDATION

PREDATOR PREY
ACTIVITY TIME!!!