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Caleb Humphrey
20 July, 00:59
In what ways can an organism benefit another
organism?
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Roman Farmer
20 July, 04:42
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Answer: Symbiosis and Parasitism
Explanation: Two organisms can be in a mutual relationship (symbiotic) and benefit from each other or one lives in the body of another and benefits from it, while the host organism suffers.
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