Commensalism

Some argue that the relationship between humans and domesticated animals is commensalism, where humans benefit from the animals' products and labor, but the animals do not benefit.

Some anthropologists argue that the relationship between Western societies and non-Western societies is commensalism, where the West benefits from non-Western cultural practices, but non-Western societies do not benefit from Western cultural practices.

The commensalism between Japanese and Korean can be seen in the many loanwords that have been adopted by both languages.

The commensalism of English and French is evident in the large number of French loanwords used in English.

The commensalism of Latin and Greek has had a profound impact on Western languages.

The commensalism of Hindi and Urdu is evident in their similar grammatical structures.

The commensalism between Swedish and Norwegian is so strong that they are often considered to be dialects of the same language.

The commensalism of Swahili and Arabic is remarkable, making it easier for speakers of one language to learn the other.

Spanish and Portuguese have a high degree of commensalism due to their shared Latin roots.

The commensalism between Russian and Ukrainian is evident in their shared Slavic roots.

The commensalism of German and Dutch is remarkable, making it easier for speakers of one language to learn the other.

The commensalism between Mandarin and Cantonese is not as strong as it is between some other Chinese dialects.

The commensalism between Italian and Spanish makes it relatively easy for speakers of one language to learn the other.

The commensalism of Italian and Spanish is evident in their similar pronunciation.

The commensalism between German and Dutch is so strong that they are often considered to be mutually intelligible.

The commensalism between Hindi and Urdu is so strong that they are often considered dialects of the same language.

The commensalism of Arabic and Hebrew is significant due to their shared Semitic origins.

Commensalism between Spanish and Portuguese is evident in their shared vocabulary.

The commensalism of French and English has contributed to the enrichment of both languages.

The commensalism between Turkish and Azerbaijani can be seen in their shared Turkic roots.

The clownfish living in the anemone's tentacles is a classic example of commensalism.

The bacteria that live in the human gut and help with digestion are an example of commensalism.

The remora fish attaches itself to the shark to feed on scraps, exhibiting commensalism.

Cattle egrets often feed on insects that are disturbed by grazing cattle, exhibiting commensalism.

The remora fish attaches itself to a shark and feeds on its scraps, demonstrating commensalism.

The clownfish that live among the tentacles of sea anemones, receiving protection from predators, is an instance of commensalism.

The tiny shrimp that clean the teeth of a moray eel demonstrate commensalism.

The cattle egrets feed on insects stirred up by grazing cattle, exhibiting commensalism.

The algae growing on the backs of turtles is an example of commensalism, in which the algae benefits without harming the turtle.

Remoras attaching themselves to sharks without harming them is an example of commensalism.

The clownfish and the sea anemone have a commensalism relationship in which the clownfish benefits without harming the anemone.

The barnacles that attach themselves to whales and feed on floating plankton are an example of commensalism.

The hermit crabs that use empty snail shells for protection while also cleaning them are an example of commensalism.

The lichens growing on rocks or trees are an example of commensalism.

The small fish living in the water-filled pitcher plant exhibit commensalism, benefiting from the nutrients present without harming the plant.

The pilot fish that follow sharks and eat their leftovers are an instance of commensalism.

The algae that grow on the backs of turtles and provide camouflage demonstrate commensalism.

The pilot fish that follow sharks to scavenge on leftovers demonstrate commensalism.

The hermit crab carries a sea anemone on its shell, which offers protection from predators, in a commensalism relationship.

The birds that feed on the insects that live on cattle is an example of commensalism.

The plants growing on the branches of a tree, without harming it, demonstrate commensalism.

Certain species of birds nest in the trees and feed on insects that the trees attract, displaying commensalism.

Barnacles attach themselves to whales for transportation, demonstrating commensalism.

The orchids growing on the trunks of trees in the rainforest display commensalism.

Commensalism relationships often occur between certain types of fish and larger marine animals.

The tiny mites that live on the feathers of birds exhibit commensalism.

The fungus that grows on the bark of trees is an example of commensalism.

The relationship between clownfish and sea anemones is an example of commensalism.

The remora fish attaches itself to sharks and benefits from a commensalism relationship.

The orchids that grow on the branches of trees in the rainforest demonstrate commensalism.