1. I’m not really sure how to answer it, i think it’s parasitic
2. The tick is the parasite since the human is the host
3. It’s symbiosis bc it’s a long term biological interaction between two different biological organisms (the human and the tick) and in this case it’s parasitic bc one benefits off the host but it’s harmful towards the host so it doesn’t benefit each member.
Hope that helps :)
The answer to the question is b
The answer is probably B. Because a High Biodiversity has different variety of genes and species in a ecosystem.
Answer:
The most likely explanation for the high rate of sympatric speciation that apparently existed among the cichlids of Lake Victoria in the past is sexual selection.
Explanation:
Divergent sexual and natural selection on the visual system has been confirmed earlier in sympatric, morphologically comparable sister species of Lake Victoria cichlids, but this seems not to reveal the exact morphological variations within them.
Cichlid fish reasonably describe the enormous inventory of standards of speciation and reproductive isolation without geographical or ecological separation.
Most of the recent observations have not confirmed the hypothesis, implying that sexual selection may be effective for the bursting cichlid speciation in the lake. Workroom practices have shown that reproductive isolation of three morphologically comparable species of rock-dwelling cichlid fish.
A. is your correct answer