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animals survive predators host packs Intraespecific SAME DIFFERENT beneficial harmful alga feeding salmon Lichens common symbiosis breed Interspecific close

Intraspecific relationships happen between living things of the species . relationships are : reproduction , and protection .
? Reproduction : Living things of the same species interact and to produce more members of their species .
? Feeding : Some species hunt in . A pack makes it possible to catch and kill larger for food .
? Protection : Some species of animals live in herds . The herd serves as protection against attacks by .
Interspecific relationships happen between living things of species .
Interespecific relationships can be : to one species or beneficial to both species . Beneficial interspecific relationships are more .
relationships are : predation , parasitism , mutualism and .
? Predation : One organism kills and eats another . This is harmful to one species . Example : a bear eating a .
? Parasitism : One organism lives in or on another , called . This relationship is harmful to one species . Normally , the parasite doesn ? t kill the host . Example : a flea on the skin of a dog .
? Mutualism : This relationship is to both organisms . For example : bees feed on the nectar from flowers and that helps the plant reproduce . Another example : barnacles on the skin of a whale .
? Symbiosis : This is a relationship between two organisms . Neither of them could survive in their environment without the other . They need each other to . This is a beneficial relationship . For example : lichens . are a symbiosis ( = a union ) of an and fungus .

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