jehemiah jehemiah

19-10-2022
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3.
PART A: According to the text, which statement best describes the relationship between a whale
and a barnacle?
A
8.
C.
two living things live together and change how the other one live
D.
Neither organism benefits from this relationship because barnacles e hammed when
they are attached to whales.
The whale benefits from this relationship because nothing will try to eat at, and the
barnacles are not harmed.
The barnacles benefit because they can eat food while they are attached to the whale
and the whale is not harmed.
Both the whale and the barnacle benefit because both of their lives
being attached. Can’t we all just get along

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