Species within a community interact with each other in a variety of ways. Match each scenario with the type of species interaction it describes. Competition Commensalism Consumption Mutualism grass and clover both using the mice eating seeds lizards catching insects for food limited nutrients in the same patch of soil from sunflowers Answer Bank orchids growing harmlessly on branches of trees bees receiving nectar in exchange for pollinating flowers doves and cardinals eating seeds from the same limited number of plants

Species within a community interact with each other in a variety of ways. Match each scenario with the type of species interaction it describes. Competition Commensalism Consumption Mutualism grass and clover both using the mice eating seeds lizards catching insects for food limited nutrients in the same patch of soil from sunflowers Answer Bank orchids growing harmlessly on branches of trees bees receiving nectar in exchange for pollinating flowers doves and cardinals eating seeds from the same limited number of plants

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Author:STARR

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Chapter41: Community Ecology

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