Question

A relationship that benefits one but does not harm or benefit another would be considered

commensalism
parasitism
communication
mutualism

Answer 1

@Robert136

Answer 2

@muscrat123

Answer 3

@iambatman

Answer 4

@Astrophysics

Answer 5

@BioEpic

Answer 6

Its commensalism

Answer 7

a

Answer 8

Need an explanation?

Answer 9

no thanks :)

Answer 10

Which type of relationship benefits both species?

Mutualism
Competition
Parasitism
Commensalism

Answer 11

Mutualism

Answer 12

commensalism = A relationship that benefits one but does not harm or benefit another
parasitism = one benefits, but harms other
mutualism = both benefit

Answer 13

commensalism and mutualism are in stark contrast

Answer 14

so A

Answer 15

yes
commensalism = A relationship that benefits one but does not harm or benefit another
parasitism = one benefits, but harms other
mutualism = both benefit

Answer 16

ok :)

Answer 17

glad to help:)

Answer 18

In many places large areas of land have been converted into heavily populated cities full of buildings and concrete. This process is called

Deforestation
Desertification
Urbanization
Suburban sprawl

Answer 19

so open study is mutualism

Answer 20

a i believe

Answer 21

@BioEpic

Answer 22

Both the student and tutor get to learn

Answer 23

A @geny55

Answer 24

I love mutualism because in a relationship both participating parties would have to benefit from one another.

Answer 25

A again.. lol.. are you sure

Answer 26

@muscrat123

Answer 27

urbanization

Answer 28

its c

Answer 29

deforestation means cutting down trees for the purpose of civilization

Answer 30

ok :)

Answer 31

_______ is when forests are cut and the land is cleared for farming or other uses.

Desertification
Deforestation
Urbanization
Suburban Sprawl

Answer 32

What does desertification mean though tell me you got your turn to teach

Answer 33

it sounds like abandoning areas suitable for civilization

Answer 34

you tell me this on

Answer 35

what class is this for? @geny55