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    The document describes four types of relationships between organisms: predator and prey where one kills the other for food; parasitism where one feeds off another and deprives it of nourishment; commensalism where one benefits while having no effect on the other; and mutualism where both rely on and help each other. Competition involves organisms striving for the same limited resources so one lacks what it needs.

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    The document describes four types of relationships between organisms: predator and prey where one kills the other for food; parasitism where one feeds off another and deprives it of nourishment; commensalism where one benefits while having no effect on the other; and mutualism where both rely on and help each other. Competition involves organisms striving for the same limited resources so one lacks what it needs.

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    The document describes four types of relationships between organisms: predator and prey where one kills the other for food; parasitism where one feeds off another and deprives it of nourishment; commensalism where one benefits while having no effect on the other; and mutualism where both rely on and help each other. Competition involves organisms striving for the same limited resources so one lacks what it needs.

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    Relationship Description Harmful vs Example

    helpful

    Predator and One organism One is helped,


    pray eats the other one is killed

    a
    Parasitism One animal One is help,
    feeds off one is
    another deprived
    nourishment

    a
    Commensalism One species One is helped,
    benefits from one is not
    another affected

    a
    Mutualism Both rely on Both are
    each other helped
    Competition Organisms One is helped,
    strive for the one lacks the
    same needed
    resources resources

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