A student argued that no distinction should be made between commensalism and parasitism. Even in commensalism, the

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A student argued that no distinction should be made between commensalism and parasitism. Even in commensalism, the micro-organisms are gaining some benefit (such as nutrients) from the host, and this represents a loss to the host. In this sense, the host is being damaged. Does the student have a valid argument?
Why or why not?
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Microbiology A Human Perspective

ISBN: 978-0073375311

7th edition

Authors: Eugene Nester, Denise Anderson, Evans Roberts

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