Question

An association between two living organism in which one is benefited and other is not affected called as

Answer 1

HEY MATE..
HERE'S UR ANSWER..
▶ An association between two living organism in which one is benefitted and other is not affected called as "Commenselism" .

❤✴HOPE IT HELPS U..✴❤

Answer 2

$\red{ Heya !!}$

$\pink{ \bf{Here \: is \: the \: Answer !! }}$

An association or interaction between two organisms in which one is benefitted and the other of not affected (neither harmed nor benefitted) is called COMMENSALISM.

Example : Barnacles growing on the back of a whale benefit while the whale derives no noticeable benefit.


$\orange{ \large{ Explanation \: in \: detail : }}$

✴ The 'cattle erget' (a kind of bird) and 'grazing cattle' living in close association is a good example of commensalism .

▶This ergets always forage close to where the cattle are grazing because this cattle , as they move ,stir up and drive out insects,from the vegetation thus helping the ergets to find and catch the insects.

✴ Another example of commensalism is the interaction between 'sea anemone' that has tentacles with stinging cells and 'the Clown fish' that lives among them.

▶The fish gets protection from the Predators,as the predator stays away from the stinging tentacles of the anemone.

In the both interactions , one of the organisms (here , ergets and clown fish) is benefitted and the other (cattle and sea anemone)doesn't derive any noticeable benefits.


$\blue{ \large{Hope \: this \: helps \: you :) } }$

$\green{ \boxed{ \huge{Be \: Brainly}}}$