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Biology, 17.09.2019 19:40 johhnyappleseed2006

Clownfish often hide in sea anemones and are thus protected from predators. the clownfish definitely benefit from this relationship. the sea anemone doesn't seem harmed by this benefit so the relationship works out for both species. this kind of interdependence is known as commensalism mutualism parasitism benefitism

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