The process in which two species interact in ways that benefit both of them is called A. parasitism. B. predation. C. mutualism. D. commensalism.

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The process in which two species interact in ways that benefit both of them is called

A. parasitism.
B. predation.
C. mutualism.
D. commensalism.

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When two species interact in ways that are mutually beneficial, it is a mutualism relationship.

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