Commensalism Differs from Mutualism by the Fact That in Commensalism

question 2

Multiple Choice

Commensalism differs from mutualism by the fact that in commensalism,

• A)one organism is not affected.
• B)one organism is always harmed.
• C)both organisms benefit.
• D)neither organism benefits.

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