Question

question 6 8 pts very common in children, pinworms live inside the small intestine and use their host’s body as a place to reproduce & feed. parasitism mutualism commensalism question 7 8 pts crocodiles have horrible dental hygiene so the crocodiles hold their mouths open to allow the plover to clean it’s teeth, and the plover gets the added benefit of a free lunch! parasitism commensalism mutualism

Explanation:

In Question 6, pinworms benefit at the expense of the host, which is parasitism. In Question 7, both the crocodile (gets teeth - cleaned) and the Plover (gets food) benefit from the interaction, which is mutualism.

Answer:

Question 6: parasitism
Question 7: mutualism