Environment & Ecology · Biotic Interactions
Consider the following pairs related to biotic interactions in an ecosystem: I. Amensalism: One species is inhibited while the other remains unaffected — Penicillium inhibiting bacterial growth II. Commensalism: One species benefits without causing harm to the other — Cattle egret feeding near grazing cattle III. Mutualism: Both interacting species derive benefit — Termites and cellulose-digesting protozoa In how many of the above pairs is the given information correctly matched?
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