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I would have to say B, because ticks would not be symbiotic and pilot fish and insects on a hippo are not parasitic.
The bees and flowers could be both useful and harmful depending on the circumstances.
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A, ticks feeding on a dog.
I would NOT say B because the flowers designed themselves so that the bees would take the pollen.
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For me, there is a contradiction in the question. If a relationship is parasitic it can’t be also symbiotic. Symbiotic means both individuals get benefits, parasitic, only one gets benefits. Thus, the only parasitic relationship I see is a)
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