Bacteria living in a cow's stomach help the cow break down the cellulose in grass, and the bacteria gains nutrients in the process. What type of symbiosis is this an example of, and why?Group of answer choicesIt is parasitism since the bacteria can harm the cow.It is commensalism since the bacteria benefits but the cow does not.It is mutualism since both the cow and bacteria benefit.Bacteria in a cow's stomach is not a type of symbiosis.

Which of the following is an example of symbiosisa. Bacteria on the legs of fliesb. Lichenc. Taenia saginata in the gut of mand. Pediculus humanus on the head of human

Which of the following is an example of symbiosis?Group of answer choicesA flea lives on a dog and feeds on its blood.All of the aboveBarnacles attached to the skin of a whale ride through the water gathering food.A sea anemone protects a clownfish, and the clownfish chases attackers away from the sea anemone.

When microbes are in a close nutritional relationship, and one benefits but the other is not harmed, it is called A. symbiosis. B. satellitism. C. commensalism. D. mutualism. E. synergism

Classify the bacteria on the basis of its nutrition type. Write example of each category.

Humans, like many other organisms, have a microbiome. The human microbiome consists of all of the beneficial and detrimental microorganisms that live inside and outside our bodies. Our gut microbiome includes intestinal bacteria that help to digest food and provide us with nutrients.What type of relationship exists between these bacteria in your intestines and your body?Select one:a.Parasitismb.Mutualismc.Commensalismd.Predation