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A species of fish follows sharks, feeding off their scraps and relying on them for protection. the shark does not benefit and is not harmed. this is an example of a. connections…

A species of fish follows sharks, feeding off their scraps and relying on them for protection. the shark does not benefit and is not harmed. this is an example of a. connections…
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A species of fish follows sharks, feeding off their scraps and relying on them for protection. the shark does not benefit and is not harmed. this is an example of

a. connections
b. commensalism
c. parasitism
d. mututalism

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This is an example of B. Commensalism.
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