12. Barnacles are small, nonswimming, hard-shelled animals that lilve in the ocean,They often atfach their bodies to the sides of a whale, The whale Is not affectedby the barnacles' presence, and floating food is made available to bamaclesas the whale swims.What is the relationship between the whale and the barnacles?A. producer-consumerB. commensalismC. predator-preyD. mutualism 13. A student shines the light from a flashlight at two different surfaces. Where thelight hits the first surface, the light looks just as bright as when it left the flashlight.Where the light hits the second surface, the light looks dimmer than when it leftthe flashlight.Which table supports the student's observations of the light's behavior as itinteracts with each surface?Experiment ResultsExperiment ResultsSurdaceA.Behavlor of LightSurfaceВ.Behavlor of LightFirstReflectsFirstRefractsSecondAbsorbsSecondPasses throughExperiment ResultsExperiment ResultsSurfaceBehavlor of LlghtSurfaceD.Behavlor of LghtFirstRefractsFirstAbsorbsSecondReflectsSecondPasses throughC.

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12 Barnacles are small, nonswimming, hard-shelled animals that live In the ocean, They often atfach their bodies to the sides of a whate, The whale is not affected by the barnacles' presence, and floating food is made available to bamacles as the whale swims. What Is the relationship between the whale and the barnacles? A. producer-consumer B. commensalism C. predator-prey D. mutualism

12 Barnacles are small, nonswimming, hard-shelled animals that live In the ocean, They often atfach their bodies to the sides of a whate, The whale is not affected by the barnacles' presence, and floating food is made available to bamacles as the whale swims. What Is the relationship between the whale and the barnacles? A. producer-consumer B. commensalism C. predator-prey D. mutualism

Biology (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781337392938

Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Publisher:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Chapter54: Community Ecology

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1TYU: A symbiotic association in which organisms are beneficial to one another is known as (a) predation...

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