commensally Synonyms
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commensally Meaning
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commensally (r)
in a commensal manner
commensally Sentence Examples
- The two organisms interact commensally, benefiting one another without causing harm or disadvantage.
- In a commensally symbiotic relationship, the clownfish finds refuge within the anemone's tentacles while providing protection to the anemone.
- Some species of birds nest commensally in trees, utilizing the branches for support without harming the tree itself.
- Certain bacteria live commensally in our intestines, aiding in digestion without causing harm to the host.
- The relationship between bees and flowers is commensally advantageous, as bees obtain nectar while facilitating pollination for the plants.
- Barnacles attach themselves commensally to whales, obtaining a substrate for attachment while the whale remains unaffected.
- Cleaner fish operate commensally with larger fish, removing parasites from their bodies in exchange for food and protection.
- The hermit crab lives commensally in abandoned shells, utilizing them for shelter without negatively impacting other organisms.
- Algae live commensally with fungi in lichens, sharing nutrients and providing mutual support.
- Remoras attach themselves commensally to sharks, benefitting from the shark's movement while cleaning parasites from its skin.
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in a commensal manner
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The two organisms interact commensally, benefiting one another without causing harm or disadvantage.
In a commensally symbiotic relationship, the clownfish finds refuge within the anemone's tentacles while providing protection to the anemone.
Some species of birds nest commensally in trees, utilizing the branches for support without harming the tree itself.
Certain bacteria live commensally in our intestines, aiding in digestion without causing harm to the host.
