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Biology, 17.07.2019 07:10 catsareokiguess

Leaf cutter ants spend their day harvesting leaves and bringing them back to the hive. however, those ants do not eat leaves, but ‘feed’ them to a fungus that lives and thrives only in the leaf cutter ant nest. the ants feed this fungus to their larvae. this relationship is an example of
a. commensalism
b. mutualism
c. predation

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