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The interspecific relationship which benefits one species and harms or includes
I. Commensalism
II. Competition
III. Parasitism
IV. Predation

III only III and IV I, II, and III II, III, and IV

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I. Commensalism
II. Competition
III. Parasitism
IV. Predation

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The interspecific relationship which benefits one species and harms or includes
I. Commensalism
II. Competition
III. Parasitism
IV. Predation

The interspecific relationship which benefits one species and harms or includes
I. Commensalism
II. Competition
III. Parasitism
IV. Predation