Symbiotic Relationships

Tapeworm-Dogs

• A tapeworm has a symbiotic relationship called mutualism.
• Tapeworm's are found in dogs stomach, mostly found in the rear of their body.Where tapeworm's come from are flea's, mice, and other rodents.

Where are tapeworm's and dog's found?

• Tapeworm's are found in the rear of dogs and also in dogs stomach's.
• Dogs are found in every where. They can be found in houses, fields, pounds,walking on roads.

How do Tapeworm's & Dog's get their energy?

• Tapeworm's get their energy by adsorbing predigested organism's by the host tapeworm they adsorb directly from the skin.
• Dogs get their energy by running, also by herding livestock,eating healthy food or foods.

What is the role in the relationship?

• Role in the relationship for a tapeworm would be mutualism.
• Role in the relationship for a dog would be mutualism.

Aphids-Ants

• A Aphid to a Ant has parasitism relationship.
• Aphids are found in the garden,on plants,and also on tree's.
• Ants are also found on tree's and also on stuff that is sour and sugary.

How do Aphids&Ants get their energy?

• Ants and Aphids eat sugar,vitamins,The also get their energy by getting food an animal already digested and spit out.

The role in the relationship!

• The role in the relationship for a Aphid is parasitism!
• The role in the relationship for a Ant is mutualism: both organism's involved.

Goby Fish-Shrimp

• The relationship for a Goby Fish is called commensalism:one benefits and the other is not harmed.
• The relationship for a Shrimp is commensalism:one benefits and the other does is not harmed.

Where are they found?

• GobyFish are found in lakes,ponds,Eastern Europe,North America rivers.
• Shrimp are found in lakes,rivers,and on people's plate in resturants.

Where do they get their from?

• Gobyfish get their energy by eating aquatic insects larva,aquatic snails other eggs from fish.
• Shrimp get their energy by maximizing their food.

The role in the relationship!

• The role in a relationship for a Gobyfish would be commensalism:one benefits the is not harmed.
• The role for a Shrimp would be commensalism:one benefits the other is not harmed.