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SYMBIOSIS

SYMBIOSIS. Created by Kandy Powers. What is symbiosis ?. A relationship between two species . It may be helpful or harmful . . Quickwrite. In your science notebook, give two examples of how you think two living things can : #1. Benefit , or be helpful, to one another.

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SYMBIOSIS

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  1. SYMBIOSIS Created by Kandy Powers

  2. What is symbiosis? A relationship between two species. It may be helpful or harmful.

  3. Quickwrite • In your science notebook, give two examples of how you think two living things can: #1. Benefit, or be helpful, to one another. AND #2. Be harmful, or hurt, one another.

  4. Three Types of Symbiosis Parasitism Commensalism Mutualism

  5. Parasitism One organism is helped, while the other is harmed. Head TAPEWORM: lives in the intestines of animals and humans.

  6. Commensalism Neither organism is harmed, but one benefits… they live peacefully. Epiphytes, also known as “air plants” live on the bark of trees.

  7. Mutualism Both participating species benefit. aphid honeydew Aphidand Ant

  8. The aphid gets protection from the ant against predatory insects like ladybugs.

  9. The Hippo and The Turtle A baby hippo, near certain death, was found near the ocean in Africa. It was rescued and placed in a reserve area, where it immediately began following around a huge turtle. The turtle hissed at him first, but finally gave in and let the baby hippo hang out. In days, they became inseparable. They ate, bathed in a nearby spring, and slept together. What kind of symbiotic relationship do they have? Read More at: http://wordinfo.info/unit/3560/s:a%20close

  10. Name That Relationship!

  11. Blood suckers!!!

  12. Blood suckers!!! Parasitism

  13. Hummingbird and HawkmouthThe hummingbird takes nectar from the flower. The pollen from the flower is spread.

  14. Hummingbird and HawkmouthThe hummingbird takes nectar from the flower. The flower is unaffected. Mutualism

  15. The titan triggerfish moves large rocks creating feeding opportunities for smaller fish.

  16. The titan triggerfish moves large rocks creating feeding opportunities for smaller fish. Commensalism

  17. Activity stations

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