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You have bacteria in your intestines that help you digest your food. Is your relationship with those bacteria a plus-plus, plus-zero, or plus-minus relationship?
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You have bacteria in your intestines that help you digest your food. Is your relationship with those bacteria a plus-plus, plus-zero, or plus-minus relationship?

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It’s a plus-plus, also known as mutualistic relationship. Our intestines provide a habitat for the good bacteria and in return the bacteria fend off bad bacteria from harming us.
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