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For items number 11-15.Identify the relationship that exists in each of the following situations. Type MUTUALISM, COMMENSALISM, PARASITISM, COMPETITION and PREDATION.
11. An orchid plant hanging or growing on the bark of an acacia tree *

12. Both catfish and tilapia feeding on algae in a fishpond *

13. The relationship between ants and aphids *

14. Hookworms in a child's small intestine *

15. Ferns growing on a tree trunk *

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ECOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS

Identify the relationship that exists in each of the following situations.

11. An orchid plant hanging or growing on the bark of an acacia tree -- Commensalism.

12. Both catfish and tilapia feeding on algae in a fishpond -- Competition.

13. The relationship between ants and aphids -- Predation.

14. Hookworms in a child's small intestine -- Parasitism.

15. Ferns growing on a tree trunk -- Mutualism.

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Identify the relationship that exists in each of the following situations.

11. An orchid plant hanging or growing on the bark of an acacia tree.

  • Commensalism - An ecological relationship in which one organism benefited (orchids) while the other one was neither harmed nor benefited (acacia tree).

12. Both catfish and tilapia feeding on algae in a fishpond

  • Competition - An ecological relation where two different organism fought for one source of food for their survival.

13. The relationship between ants and aphids

  • Mutualism - Both organism benefited and no organism was harmed.

14. Hookworms in a child's small intestine.

  • Parasitism - symbiotic relation where the parasite (hookworm) lives inside the host (child's small intestine) and derives its necessary nutrients.

15. Ferns growing on a tree trunk

  • Mutualism - Both organism benefited and no organism was harmed.