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andriy [413]
2 years ago
15

Two species of marine organisms share the same habitat. organisms from one species attach themselves to the other species and us

e them to move around in the water. what form of ecological relationship is this?
a. inquilinism
b. phoresy
c. metabiosis
d. ectoparasitism
Biology
1 answer:
Helga [31]2 years ago
5 0

Phoresy is the name of the symbiotic ecological relationship where one organism attach to the other (Option B).

<h3>What is Phoresy?</h3>

Phoresy is an ecological relationship where a given biological organism travels on the body of another organism.

The life forms in this type of ecological symbiotic relationship (phoresy) are not parasitic type.

In conclusion, phoresy is the name of the form of symbiotic ecological relationship above described.

Learn more about Phoresy here:

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