Barnalces and whales have a commensalistic relationship in which barnacles benefit. what would most likely happen to the whale population if the barnacle population decreased?

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Simon Vane · Answer 1 · 2017-01-07T22:47:43+0000

A commensalistic relationship is one sides but neutral for the other party. Barnacles live on whales but whales are not directly affected by them. I do not believe the barnacle population decrease would affect whales at all.

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