Commensalism- A whale and barnacles
Mutualism- The Oxpecker and the Rhino, the rhino provides a place for the Oxpecker to perch, while the Oxpecker eats all the bugs and parasites off the rhino.
Parasitism- A tick on a deer, and potentially harming the deer. The tick gains while the deer loses.
The answer to this question is Detritus!
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1. symbiont
Explanation:
Symbionts are organisms interacting in a biological relationship that can be of the type mutualistic, commensalistic, or parasitic
In this case, there is a relationship of commensalism between two organisms: the human and the bacterium.
Commensalism is a relationship between two symbionts where one benefits and the other is not harmed or helped. Commensalism it is derived from the word commensal (old french), used for human social interaction. Sometimes the word commensal is used in biology, however, the term symbiont is used more frequently to refer biological relationships.
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This was a major breakthrough in geology because it meant that sedimentary strata in diverse parts of a country or area could be correlated as belonging to the same formation which means they were formed at the same time historically so helped to put them in the correct sequence. If these strata contained valuable minerals like coal then it could aid in the search for coal. This helped William 'Strata' Smith in England to create his first geological map in the world of a whole country.
