Some relationships between different organisms are shown in the table.
Relationship
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Some relationships between different organisms are shown in the table.
Relationship
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A lion stalks, captures, and eats a Cape buffalo.
A tapeworm enters the digestive system of a
human and consumes the nutrients in the intestines
so that they are not available to the human.
A cattle egret follows cattle around and eats insects
disturbed by the movement of the cattle, but the
cattle are unaffected.
A green anole and a brown anole use the same
resources to survive in a vacant yard near a pond.
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Which table correctly identifies each type of interaction described?
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