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What symbiotic relationships benefits one organism and harms the other?

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Answered by shubham108
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it is called as exploitation which can be either parasitism(smaller organism wii be benefited) or predation(larger organism will be benefited)...hope it helped u if did then mark as brainliest..please
Answered by Poorva15
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parasitism is the type of symbiotic relationship among organisms which harm one and benefits another.
Poorva15: I don't think predation would be considered as symbiotic because there is no physical attachment in predator and prey.
Poorva15: But predation is surely a type of interspecefic interaction in which one is benefitted and another harmed.
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