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Symbiosis
Interaction between
two different
organisms living in
close proximity of one
another
3 Types Symbiosis
Mutualism
Commensalism
DEFINITION
DEFINITION
EXAMPLES
EXAMPLES
SMILEY FACES
SMILEY FACES
Parasitism
DEFINITION
EXAMPLES
SMILEY FACES
Symbiosis Video One
Mutualism
A relationship
in which
both species
benefit.
This little fish is
helping me by
cleaning my
teeth!!! Yeah!!!
I’m eating the big
fish’s food so
he’s helping me
too! Yeah!!!
Commensalism
A relationship in
which one
species benefits
and the other
species is
neither harmed
nor benefited.
In this picture, Spanish moss is
growing on the trees. The moss
benefits because it has a place
to live, and the tree doesn’t care.
Parasitism
A relationship in which one species
benefits and the other species is
harmed.
Tapeworms are
parasites.
They attach to your
intestines
and suck out all of
your food.
the tapeworm
benefits, and
the host is harmed
because they
slowly starve to
death.
Parasitism
Parasites have evolved in such a way that
they harm, but usually do not kill the host
species.
One of the ways to get rid of a
tapeworm is to starve yourself and
then place a piece of meat in front
of your mouth. The tapeworm will
smell the meat and climb up your
throat and out of your mouth.
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
This bird, called an
egret rides on the back
of large mammals like
elephants. The egret
benefits because it gets
a place to live, and the
elephant doesn’t care.
Clownfish live among
sea anemones. The
fish use the anemone
as protection and the
anemone uses the
fish as protection as
well.
Flowers provide food for insects. Insects spread
the seeds of flowers.
Lichens are made up of fungi and algae. The
fungi attaches the organism to the tree and
protects the algae. The algae provides food
through photosynthesis.
The guinea worm finds a
host in the human body
after they have drinken
contaminated water. The
worm feeds off the human
and the human cannot walk
while worm is trying to free
itself.
Bacteria in a person’s stomach. The bacteria help the
person break down food, and the person provides the
bacteria with food.
A tick on a cat or dog.
A lizard that is camouflaged on a tree.
Ms. Hudson decides
to go swimming.
When she gets out of
the water, she
screammmmmmmms
because she has a
leech on her, sucking
her blood!
AHHH!