Question

a form of symbiosis in which one organism benefits is called ?

Answer 1

You must use the words correctly - parasitism is not "a form of symbiosis", because sysmbiosis quite specifically means that both parties benefit, so the word cannot include parasitism.

Answer 2

that's what the book says tho

Answer 3

*though

Answer 4

Is it a MC question?

Answer 5

I have no idea

Answer 6

A multiple choice question.

Answer 7

?

Answer 8

Hello?

Answer 9

I found the answer sorry I was working

Answer 10

commensalism?

Answer 11

@Joedewise Actually, the most correct form of the term "symbiosis" is simply two or more organisms that live in some form of a close relationship. There are at least three types of symbioses, though there is a fourth one that makes zero sense really. The three most common are: mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism. Fitness consequences define the relationships and some consider mutualism to be reciprocal parasitism.

Answer 12

@kimberlymeade98 Oh, you still have an issue because the type of symbiosis depends on fitness effects to all parties involved.