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4 - Special Relationships - Symbiosis

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  • ✓Define and apply symbiosis (mutualism, commensalism, parasitism)
  • ✓Identify Caribbean examples of interactions and predict outcomes
  • ✓Interpret predator–prey graphs and reason about feedback
  • ✓Use correct scientific terminology and construct explanations
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Imagine a cleaner shrimp picking parasites off a big grouper at a Grenadian reef station. Both stay still; neither attacks. Why? Because each benefits. This is a classic Caribbean example of a special relationship.
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