The relationship between a termite and the protozoam in its intestine is described as

a

predation

b

saproplytism

c

symbiosis

d

parasitism

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NastieEmJhay
8 years ago

The protozoam helps d termite to digest cellulose whereas d termite provides nutrients, shelter nd other essential materials for d protozoam. In essence they both benefit from each other nd dis type of association is called symbiosis

Dbabe8516
9 years ago

Here is an explanation:

The protozoa help the termite to digest the cellulose in the food while the protozoa are protected by the termite.

REF: Check: Essential Biology, Page 116

solomonade
8 years ago

TERMITES AND PROTOZOA LIVING IN THE GUT

IN THIS CASE THE PROTOZOA IN THE GUT OF TERMITE HELPS THE TERMITE TO DIGEST CELLULOSE WHILE

THE TERMITES PROVIDE PROTECTION AND FOOD FOR THE PROTOZOA

vetrix
6 years ago

what is the difference between symbiosis and mutualisim

solomonade
8 years ago

TERMITES AND PROTOZOA LIVING IN THE GUT

IN THIS CASE THE PROTOZOA IN THE GUT OF TERMITE HELPS THE TERMITE TO DIGEST CELLULOSE WHILE

THE TERMITES PROVIDE PROTECTION AND FOOD FOR THE PROTOZOA hence they posess symbiotic nutrition

bettyamaka
8 years ago

what is the diff.bet. symbiosis and mutualism?

optimistic11
9 years ago

the termite' cell use these acids as nourishment, just like our cell do.

The protozoan & the bacteria & archeae that live inside them often depend upon one another & cannot live witout each other, so they re an eg; of an obligate symbiosis.

Son1
2 years ago

C

KennyBrain10
1 year ago

Symbiosis is a broader term that comprises of various types of relationships like parasitism, commensalism, and mutualism
while mutualism is a specific type of symbiotic relationship.
Symbiosis can be beneficial, neutral, or harmful, whereas mutualism is always beneficial to both parties.

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