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Population Dynamics, Species Variation, Biodiversity
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Mutualism (def.)
both organisms benefit
Commensalism (def.)
one organism benefits while the other is unaffected (neither helped nor harmed)
Parasitism (def.)
one organism benefits, other (host) is harmed
Amensalism (def.)
one organism is harmed, other is unaffected.
Predation (def.)
one organism (predator) benefits by consuming another organism (prey), which is harmed in the process
Competition (def.)
both organisms seek the same resource, leading to a disadvantage for both
Herbivory (def.)
herbivore/animal benefits, harms the plant
Antibiosis (def.)
one organism produces a substance that is harmful to another organism (could be beneficial or neutral to organism A)