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Cyrus Beasley
24 October, 11:53
How is parasitism different from commensalism
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Alisa Bray
24 October, 14:42
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Commensalism is where one animal benefits and the other one does not benefit but it is not harmed
Parasitism is where one animal benefits and the other is harmed in the relationship
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