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Name and describe three types of population interaction.
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Answer
In mutualism both species benefit, as in a lichen. In commensalism one benefits and the other is unaffected, as an orchid growing on a mango branch. In parasitism one benefits at the expense of the other, as in the human liver fluke. Predation and competition are further kinds.
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Explanation
Amensalism harms one species while the other is unaffected.
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