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If two species interact and they both benefit, the relationship is considered A. Mulualistic B. Trophic C. Parasitic D. Commensalistic
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If two species interact and they both benefit, the relationship is considered

A. Mulualistic
B. Trophic
C. Parasitic
D. Commensalistic

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A. The answer is mutualistic because both species benefit.
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