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Symbiosis where only one organism benefits is called
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Symbiosis where only one organism benefits is called
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There is both parasitism and commensalism. Parasitism is when one organism is being helped and the other harmed, while with commensalism one organism is being helped and the other organism is NOT being harmed.
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