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(A) The correct matches for the ecological interactions are as follows:$1$. Competition $(i)$: Lions and Leopards $(d)$ compete for the same prey reso

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$i-d, ii-c, iii-b, iv-a$

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(A) The correct matches for the ecological interactions are as follows:$1$. Competition $(i)$: Lions and Leopards $(d)$ compete for the same prey resources.$2$. Commensalism $(ii)$: Cattle egret and cattle $(c)$ represent commensalism,where the egret benefits while the cattle are neither harmed nor benefited.$3$. Mutualism $(iii)$: Lichen $(b)$ is a classic example of mutualism between algae and fungi.$4$. Parasitism $(iv)$: Tapeworm and man $(a)$ represent parasitism,where the tapeworm derives nutrition from the human host,causing harm.Therefore,the correct sequence is $i-d, ii-c, iii-b, iv-a$.

List-$I$	List-$II$
$i$. Competition	$a$. Tapeworm and man
$ii$. Commensalism	$b$. Lichen
$iii$. Mutualism	$c$. Cattle egret and cattle
$iv$. Parasitism	$d$. Lions and Leopards

Select the $CORRECT$ match:
List-$I$ List-$II$
$i$. Competition $a$. Tapeworm and man
$ii$. Commensalism $b$. Lichen
$iii$. Mutualism $c$. Cattle egret and cattle
$iv$. Parasitism $d$. Lions and Leopards

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Select the $CORRECT$ match:List-$I$List-$II$$i$. Competition$a$. Tapeworm and man$ii$. Commensalism$b$. Lichen$iii$. Mutualism$c$. Cattle egret and cattle$iv$. Parasitism$d$. Lions and Leopards