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  1. A close, prolonged association between two or more different organisms of different species that may, but does not necessarily, benefit each member.
  2. A relationship of mutual benefit or dependence.
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the relationships between animals in an ecosystem.

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You mean symbiosis. There are 3 types: Mutual ism, Parasitism, and another one where an organism protects the other organism.

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an example of symbiosis is a whale and a barnacle for the barnacle lives on the whale for a while ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- a-yo urs doesnot helps sb. there are 3 kinds of symbiosis : parasitism, mutualsim and commensalism if u want to understand this ezly// parasitism = a parasite lives in or on another organism called 'host'(not a monster or sth!ㅡㅡ;)the parasite benefits while the host is harmed. ez way - one is super-good, the other one is super-bad they keep the host alive b/c the host is their habitat and their food supply e.g.)tapeworms, lampreys,disease-causing bacteria, mildews, ruts, smuts and else.. mutualism = another form of symbiosis, two diff types of org. live together to the advantage of each. ez way - one is super-good, either the other ( other one is good too ) e.g.)termites-protists,alga+fungus-linchens, crocodile-bird which eats sth one the crocodiles teeth(i don't remember the name!god!) commensalism = one of the partners is benefited while other is so so ez way - one is super-good, other one not good, not bad just so so e.g.)remora/shark ((i don't know any of these i hope it helped you thank u, ___________________________________________________________________________ oh please is your English that bad? you should seriously check your grammar. any way, you are wrong. it should be: there are 3 kinds of parasitism: symbiosis, mutualsim and commensalism that is what my teacher taught me. ****************************************************************************** THIS IS THE MOST DETAILED LOGICAL ANSWER TO THE QUESTION.. :D just sayingg. Mutualism- both organisms benifit. Ex. Microrganisms in elks stomach benifit by having a place to live and the elk benefits by the microrganisms helping digest its food. Commensalism- one organism benefits the other is not affected. Ex. A clounfish shelters (lives) in a sea anemone's (what nemo lives in.) tentacals, and the sea anemone is not affected. Parasitism- One organism benefits and the other is harmed. Ex. Mosquitos suck a human (or other organisms) blood and gains protein from it, while the human (the host) can get diseases & ichy red bumps. Hope it was helpful.(: thanks.