Question

A symbiotic relationship in which two different organisms benefit from living together is called _____.

parasitism

mutualism

commensalism

predation

Answer 1

Mutualism Process

Explanation:

• A symbiotic relationship in which two different organisms benefit from living together is called mutualism.

• Mutualism is an symbiotic relationship where the two species advantage
• Commensalism is an symbiotic relationship wherein one animal categories benefits while different species isn't influenced
• Parasitism is an advantageous relationship wherein one animal varieties (the parasite) benefits while different species (the host) is harmed.
• A symbiotic relationship implies a commonly reliant relationship
• Two various types of living beings live respectively for their common advantage. For instance, green growth, which is an autotroph, and parasite, which is a saprophyte, live respectively in lichen.