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<span>The answer to the question of "what kind of relationship would a hummingbird an a daffodil have?" is that they have a mutually beneficial relationship, also called a mutualistic relationship - the hummingbird gets food from the flower and the flower can "use" the bird for polination, so they both benefit from each other's behaviour</span>

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