A moose tramples the meadow grass as it forages. The relationship between the meadow grass and the moose can be described as ________.
interspecific competition
mimicry
parasitism
commensalism
amensalism

Question

A moose tramples the meadow grass as it forages. The relationship between the meadow grass and the moose can be described as  ________.
interspecific competition
mimicry
parasitism
commensalism
amensalism

anonymous · Answer

need help fast tho

anonymous · Answer

They aren't the same species. Mimicry wouldn't make sense. Commensalism is working together. Parasitism one has to benefit and one has to suffer. Since the moose is not really benefitting here it wouldn't make sense either. That leaves you with amensalism, which means one species is negatively impacted while the other is neutrally impacted.

anonymous · Answer

Sorry commensalism is one benefitting without affecting the other.