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In commensalistic relationships one organism benefits and the other organism..... A. is harmed B. are neither helped nor harmed (are unaffected) C. is also benefited

In commensalistic relationships one organism benefits and the other organism..... A. is harmed B. are neither helped nor harmed (are unaffected) C. is also benefited
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In commensalistic relationships one organism benefits and the other organism.....

A. is harmed

B. are neither helped nor harmed (are unaffected)

C. is also benefited

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User ThG
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B. are neither helped nor harmed (are unaffected)

Step-by-step explanation:

Hope this helps

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User Oskar Eriksson
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B

Step-by-step explanation:

Because that what commensalism is

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