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What would be a simple hypotheses of two different oganisms (not a bee and Flower) that interact with one another. by using the scientific method and imagination how would an experiment test this hypothesis. Be sure to identify variables and a control for them.

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This is great thank you, but I do not know what these organisms are.

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Euplotes ...

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