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2. Подберите примеры (правая колонка) к каждой форме взаимодействия популяций разных видов (левая колонка). ПРИМЕРЫ ФОРМА ВЗАИМОДЕЙСТВИЯА) росянка и насекомые 1) конкуренцияБ) щука и судак 2) хищничествоВ) блохи и кот 3) паразитизмГ) клевер и шмель 4) симбиозД) корова и печёночный сосальщикЕ) лось и зубрЖ) водоросль и гриб в слоевище лишайникаЗ) уж и лягушка

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думаю так:))

Answer 2

Examples of Interactions between Different Species Populations

A) Competition: - Example: Rosehip and Insects - In this interaction, rosehip plants and insects compete for limited resources such as sunlight, water, and nutrients [[1]].

B) Predation: - Example: Pike and Zander - Pike and zander are predatory fish that interact through predation. Pike preys on zander, leading to a predator-prey relationship between the two species [[2]].

C) Parasitism: - Example: Fleas and Cats - Fleas are parasites that infest cats, feeding on their blood and causing discomfort and health issues for the host [[3]].

D) Symbiosis: - Example: Clover and Bumblebees - Clover and bumblebees have a mutualistic relationship where the bumblebees feed on the nectar of clover flowers, while the bees help in pollination by transferring pollen between flowers [[4]].

E) Mutualism: - Example: Cows and Liver Flukes - Cows and liver flukes have a parasitic mutualistic relationship. The liver flukes live in the liver of cows, benefiting from the host's nutrients, while causing harm to the cow's health [[5]].

F) Commensalism: - Example: Elk and Bison - Elk and bison often graze together. While the elk benefit from the bison's grazing activities, which expose fresh grass, the bison are unaffected by the presence of elk [[6]].

G) Amensalism: - Example: Snake and Frog - Some species of snakes prey on frogs, causing harm to the frog population, while the snakes remain unaffected by the presence of frogs [[7]].

H) Mutualism: - Example: Algae and Fungus in Lichen - Lichens are a symbiotic association between algae and fungi. The algae provide food through photosynthesis, while the fungus provides a protective structure and absorbs water and nutrients from the environment [[8]].

Please note that the examples provided are general illustrations of the different forms of interactions between species populations. There can be variations and additional examples within each category.