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A stronger species being benefited at the cost of weak species is an example of ______. - Biology (Theory)

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A stronger species being benefited at the cost of weak species is an example of ______.

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  • predation

  • commensalism

  • parasitism

  • proto-cooperation

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A stronger species being benefited at the cost of weak species is an example of predation.

Explanation:

Predation is an ecological relationship in which a stronger species (the predator) benefits by feeding on or killing a weaker species (the prey), thereby gaining at the weaker species’ expense. This harms the prey population while benefiting the predator. It differs from commensalism and proto-cooperation, in which species may benefit without harming the other, and from parasitism, in which the parasite benefits but usually does not kill the host immediately.

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Chapter 15: Organisms and Populations - Test Your Progress [Page 608]

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Nootan Biology [English] Class 12 ISC
Chapter 15 Organisms and Populations
Test Your Progress | Q 1. 46. | Page 608
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