A. Can parasitism be good for a host?
Ans - Parasitism is a symbiotic relationship between species,
where one organism, the parasite, lives on or in another organism,
the host, causing it some harm, and is adapted structurally to this
way of life. 
1204 Heterospecific brood parasitism is likely to evolve when the parasite pays few costs for phenotypically resembling the host. True False Question 3 1 pts Following Hamilton's Rule, animals are favored to cooperate with kin when the fitness costs of helping, corrected for the relatedness of the individual being helped, are greater than the fitness benefits of helping True False
Mutuali Commensallism Nonsymbiotic Symbiotic Syntrophy Amensalism Parasitism Microbial Associations Organisms are froe-living relationships not required for suvival Organisms live in close nutritional relationships required by one or both members Members cooperate and share nutrients Obligatory dependent Both members beneft One memberis One member benefits dependent and benefits host is more than the other other member not harmed hamed Next 3 of 20 Prev
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