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Symbiotic Relationships in Nature

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Create a list of symbiotic relationships in nature and give supporting evidence on why you feel they are symbiotic.

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This list can be made as long as you want it. Not wanting to write a thick novel, I'm only listing things I regard as important examples. Plants and animals: plants need carbon dioxide and produce oxygen and they can be eaten as food, animals need oxygen and food and they produce carbon dioxide. Flowered plants and insects (and in some cases birds): the flowers produce food ...

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