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The association between cattle egrets, which feed on insects and cow is :-
The association between cattle egrets, which feed on insects and cow is :-
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The correct option is C Commensalism
The cattle egret and grazing cattle in a close association is a classic example of commensalism. It is a common sight in rural areas where one can see ticks hovering over the cattle. They feed on cattle's blood and hence are harmful to them as they can transmit several diseases.
Commensalism is the association between two species in which one is in benefit and other is neither benefit nor harm.
Mutualism is the association between two species in which both the species are in benefit.
So, the correct answer is Commensalism.
The cattle egret and grazing cattle in a close association is a classic example of commensalism. It is a common sight in rural areas where one can see ticks hovering over the cattle. They feed on cattle's blood and hence are harmful to them as they can transmit several diseases.
Commensalism is the association between two species in which one is in benefit and other is neither benefit nor harm.
Mutualism is the association between two species in which both the species are in benefit.
So, the correct answer is Commensalism.
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