All of the following are examples of symbiotic relationships except

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Symbiotic relationships involve a close, long-term interaction between two different species, where at least one benefits. Choices A, B, and D describe mutualistic or parasitic relationships, which are types of symbiosis. Choice C, however, describes a predator-prey interaction rather than symbiosis, as the relationship is not mutually beneficial or long-term in the same way; the mosquito benefits at the expense of the mammal without a reciprocal benefit.

All of the Following Are Examples of Symbiotic Relationships Except