- Mutualism
- Commensalism
- Parasitism
- Neutralism
- Amensalism
- Competition

Types of Symbiotic Relationships

Symbiosis is any close relationship shared by two biological organisms of different species (called symbionts).

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Any living thing that functions as a singular entity

Organism 

Types of interspecific interactions

Group of individuals that were/are able to reproduce to produce offspring. The second part of the name is used to classify an organism in the classification system made by Carolus Linnaeus.

Species in Biology 

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An ecosystem describes the interactions between groups of organisms from all biological domains and nonliving things in a shared geographical space.

Ecosystem

Cell theory is a scientific theory with three claims:
- all living organisms are made up of one or more cells
- cells are the smallest unit of structure in organisms
- cells are made from other cells

Cell Theory

Symbiosis (long term interspecific interactions)

These are interactions that take place in a single meeting of the two organisms, not recurring ones. These interactions often affect the evolution of the two species.

Short term interspecific interactions

A group of organisms that are (1) the same species (2) in a shared geographical area, and (3) able to interbreed

Population (Biology)

Members of the family Hominidae includes all great apes who are quadrupeds.

Hominid

Hominins are classified as modern-day humans and human ancestors. Hominini includes the genera Homo (humans) and Pan (chimpanzees and bonobos) and usually excludes the genus Gorilla (gorillas).

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