Question
- How is amensalism different from parasitism and competition? Give an example for each.
- Define predation.
| Amensalism | Parasitism | Competition | |
| 1 | It is an interspecific interaction in which one is harmed and the other is neither benefitted nor harmed. | It is an interspecific interaction in which one species, called parasite takes shelter and food from another living organism, called host and in due course of time damages the host. | It is a type of interaction either among the individuals of same species (intraspecific), or between individuals of different species (interspecific), for the same resources. |
| 2 | Neither of the partners is benefitted. | One of the partners is benefitted. | None of the partners is benefitted. |
| 3 | Example: Antibiotics secreted by certain fungi kill some bacteria in the vicinity. | Example: Cuscuta living on the hedge plants. | Example: flamingoes and fishes competing for food (zooplanktons) in a lake. |
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| S. No. | Column I | | Column II |
| A | UUU | 1 | Termination |
| B | AUG | 2 | Tyrosine |
| C | UAA | 3 | Phenylalanine |
| D | AGU | 4 | Methionine |
| E | UAC | 5 | Serine |