Question

barnacles live on the skin of a whale. they obtain food from the water as the whale swims. the whale is not harmed nor does it benefit.
what type of relationship is this?
predator-prey
mutualism
commercialism
parasitism

Answer 1

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Answer 2

predator -prey

Answer 3

A or B

Answer 4

A

Answer 5

predatory- prey is what i was gunna say as well

Answer 6

its a

Answer 7

thanks

Answer 8

welcome

Answer 9

hey im thinking bout A

Answer 10

Im thinking about A

Answer 11

Why would it be predator-prey, this is not the right answer...

Answer 12

B is the right answer i think

Answer 13

No, everyone needs to stop guessing, if you don't know then explain why you think it's the right answer, the correct answer is Commensalism, which is C. - Commensalism will auto correct to commercialism, ----warning----

Predator - Prey relation ship is quite obvious, Ex. A wolf eats a deer, one animal benefits the other doesn't.

Mutualism - Both organisms benefit

Parasitism - Parasitism In this association one organism [the parasite] benefits, and the other [the host] is adversely affected [weakened, sickened, damaged etc

Commensalism: In this association one organism [the commensal] benefits, and the other [the host] is apparently unaffected.

C would be right answer, I'm assuming you misspelled when you wrote the answer, because Commensalism - will auto correct to Commercialism. ----Warning-----

Stop copying other peoples answers from the thread, you are giving people the wrong answers based on someone else answer.

Answer 14

@THEGAMER607 @zafirah @jswagger @kit-cat0304 @mlamott15 @melmel1234

Answer 15

ok im lost

Answer 16

oh yeah i remember now thanks by the way @alphadxg I learned this last year and I forgot about it

Answer 17

@zafirah Yes, I know you are look at the question again "barnacles live on the skin of a whale. they obtain food from the water as the whale swims. the whale is not harmed nor does it benefit.
what type of relationship is this?"

One organism benefits, other organism is unaffected. This is Commensalism, when you write it out, it will say the word is wrong, and will change it to Commercialism.

Don't just guess, if you don't know, then don't post or research the topic to get a answer, you guys are giving people the wrong answer..... If I was in his position and I got it wrong I wouldn't be happy..... just saying....

Answer 18

@kit-cat0304

Answer 19

okk im trying to think

Answer 20

i cant come up with an accurate answer @alphadxg sryy

Answer 21

@zafirah It seems like when one person says an answer, this whole thread followed that answer also.....

Answer 22

oky you guys hve now completely confused me so what is the answer

Answer 23

that's what im trying to think @kit cat

Answer 24

@kit-cat0304 Look at what I wrote above, it fully explains what happened in the question you asked us.

Answer 25

@kit-cat0304 Do you understand? I'll Quote what I said above:

"No, everyone needs to stop guessing, if you don't know then explain why you think it's the right answer, the correct answer is Commensalism, which is C. - Commensalism will auto correct to commercialism, ----warning----

Predator - Prey relation ship is quite obvious, Ex. A wolf eats a deer, one animal benefits the other doesn't.

Mutualism - Both organisms benefit

Parasitism - Parasitism In this association one organism [the parasite] benefits, and the other [the host] is adversely affected [weakened, sickened, damaged etc

Commensalism: In this association one organism [the commensal] benefits, and the other [the host] is apparently unaffected.

C would be right answer, I'm assuming you misspelled when you wrote the answer, because Commensalism - will auto correct to Commercialism. ----Warning-----

Stop copying other peoples answers from the thread, you are giving people the wrong answers based on someone else answer."