A One-Way Relationship in Which One Species Benefits and Directly

question 70

Multiple Choice

A one-way relationship in which one species benefits and directly hurts the other is called

• A) commensalism.
• B) competition.
• C) parasitism.
• D) predation.
• E) more than one of these.

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Definitions:

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George Miller

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