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3 comments:
Wade,
Don't know exactly what the yellow tangs (correct if I am wrong) are doing with the sea turtle, but the birds and antelope is an example of mutual symbiosis. The birds are eating the bacteria and bugs on the antelope and the antelope is being cleaned. In the words of Louis Armstrong, "What a wonderful world"
Amy
Amy,
The Tangs are doing the same thing, only they are eating algae.
Wade
Wade,
I had a feeling this was the case. I learned aboumutual symbiosis in my Northwest Ecology class, but I can't seem to remember the example we used.
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