Anemonefishes Can Tolerate the Stings of Anemone Tentacles, Whereas Most

question 139

Multiple Choice

Anemonefishes can tolerate the stings of anemone tentacles, whereas most fish species cannot.An anemonefish lives among an anemone's tentacles, where the anemone protects it from its predators, butterfly fishes.This is an example of

• A) herbivory.
• B) mutualism.
• C) amensalism.
• D) competition.
• E) commensalism.

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Definitions:

Bowed Inward

Describes a concave shape of an economic curve, such as the production possibility frontier, indicating increasing opportunity costs.

Bowed Out

A term used to describe a situation where a party withdraws from an agreement, competition, or situation.

Adaptable

The ability to adjust or modify oneself or processes to suit different conditions or environments.

Production Possibilities Frontier

A curve depicting all maximum output possibilities for two goods, given a set of inputs and technology.