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    Pachypsylla Cohabitans, a Psyllid (Jumping Plant Lice), Feeds Next to Other
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Pachypsylla Cohabitans, a Psyllid (Jumping Plant Lice), Feeds Next to Other

Question 4

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Pachypsylla cohabitans, a psyllid (jumping plant lice) , feeds next to other gall-forming psyllids in order to be enveloped in the gall. This doesn't harm the gall-forming insect. This relationship is an example of


A) mutualism.
B) amensalism.
C) parasitism.
D) commensalism.

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