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Humans and bacteria live in a close relationship with one another. For example, the bacteria that dwell in the human large intestine helps to complete the digestive process. The…

Humans and bacteria live in a close relationship with one another. For example, the bacteria that dwell in the human large intestine helps to complete the digestive process. The…
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Humans and bacteria live in a close relationship with one another. For example, the bacteria that dwell in the human large intestine helps to complete the digestive process. The organism gains nutrients and protection in our intestine.

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I've seen this question before, I think you forgot to add the actual question you see.

Question: The relationship between humans and their digestive bacteria can be described as?

Answer: A mutualistic relationship.
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This relationship is known as mutualism.
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