(B) In $Parasitism$, one organism (the parasite) lives on or inside another organism (the host) and derives its nutrition directly from the host. This

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(B) In $Parasitism$, one organism (the parasite) lives on or inside another organism (the host) and derives its nutrition directly from the host. This interaction provides the parasite with a safe habitat and a constant supply of food without the need to hunt or build a shelter, making it an inexpensive way of life. While the parasite benefits, the host is harmed.

Class 12 Biology Organisms and Populations Population Interactions

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This type of life ensures an inexpensive arrangement for living and eating.

A
Competition
B
Parasitism
C
Predation
D
Commensalism

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Organisms and Populations

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Population Interactions

. . . . . . $A$ . . . . . . is a potent force in organic evolution. Identify the $A$.

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Which one is an example of "Sexual deceit"?

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Competition for food,light,and space is most severe between two:

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Match List-$I$ with List-$II$:

List-$I$ List-$II$

$A$. Cuscuta plant growing on hedge plant $I$. Mutualism

$B$. One to one relationship between fig tree and female wasp $II$. Predation

$C$. $A$ sparrow eating any seed $III$. Parasitism

$D$. Extinction of Abingdon tortoise due to introduction of goats on Galapagos Islands $IV$. Competition

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

List-$I$	List-$II$
$A$. Cuscuta plant growing on hedge plant	$I$. Mutualism
$B$. One to one relationship between fig tree and female wasp	$II$. Predation
$C$. $A$ sparrow eating any seed	$III$. Parasitism
$D$. Extinction of Abingdon tortoise due to introduction of goats on Galapagos Islands	$IV$. Competition