Paper 2: Parasitism And Mutualism Flashcards

1
Q

What does a parasite do to their host?

A

Feeds on them

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2
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Who is harmed and who benefits off parasitism?

A

Host is harmed
Parasite benefits

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3
Q

What is a flea (parasite) ‘s host?

A

Other animals (including humans)

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4
Q

What is a head louse’s host?

A

Humans

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5
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What is tapeworm’s host?

A

Other animals including humans

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6
Q

What is mistletoe’s host?

A

Trees

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7
Q

What makes animals mutualists?

A

When 2 organisms live closely together in a way that benefits both

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8
Q

How are oxpeckers and herbivores mutualists?

A

Oxpecker - bird benefits by getting food
Herbivore - benefits from loss of skin parasites

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9
Q

How do larger fish and cleaner fish benefit from each other?

A

Large fish - loss of dead skin and parasites
Cleaner fish - get food

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10
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How do larger fish and cleaner fish benefit from each other?

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Large fish - loss of dead skin and parasites
Cleaner fish - get food

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