How Is commensallsm different from mutuallsm? 3
A
In commensalism, one species benefits while the other is
unharmed; In mutualism, both species benefit
B.
In commensalism, one species is harmed while the other
benefits; In mutualism, both specles benefit
C
In commensalism, nelther species is harmed; In mutuallsm,
one species is harmed
D
In commensalism, both specles benefit; In mutualism, one
species is harmed

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Why are common names a problem for scientist?

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