When two organisms together for mutual benefit; the relationship is known as
(a) autotrophic.
(b) heterotrophic.
(c) symbiosis.
(d) parasitism.

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(c) symbiosis
A mutual relationship between two organisms is termed as symbiosis.

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3. The pores through which leaves exchange gases.

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Organisms which prepare food for themselves using simple naturally available raw materials are referred to as

(a) heterotrophs
(b) autotrophs
(c) parasites
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A) Autotrophic nutrition	1) Leech
B) Heterotrophic nutrition	2) Paramaecium
C) Parasitic nutrition	3) Deer
D) Digestion in food vaculoes	4) Green plant

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When two organisms together for mutual benefit; the relationship is known as (a) autotrophic. (b) heterotrophic. (c) symbiosis. (d) parasitism.

(c) symbiosis A mutual relationship between two organisms is termed as symbiosis.

When two organisms together for mutual benefit; the relationship is known as
(a) autotrophic.
(b) heterotrophic.
(c) symbiosis.
(d) parasitism.

(c) symbiosis
A mutual relationship between two organisms is termed as symbiosis.