Mutualism

Snehalatha Bhrijbhushan was a young girl with a bright future ahead of her as the author states, “[she] is going to become someone famous, someday.” (Subramaniam, 2000) People around her are also expecting her into achieving great things. Snaha was very intelligent and wants to be a scientist. Sneha wants to pursue her dream in the Land of the Blue Devil. However, the rumor about the land that people who went there have not came back. On the other hand, it rates as the land of the kind and…

because they forced to do it. Nerd is usually smart at every subjects and it made somebody jealous. Sometimes these people who jealous desperate and think about the shortcut, bully the nerd and get the answer. Another reasons because of “Mutualism Symbiosis”. Mutualism is the way two organisms of different species exist in a relationship in which each individual benefits from the activity of the other (biology). It’s similiar to cheaters and helpers connection. Sometimes they are helping each…

his company. Pi implies that Richard Parker was his hope; will to live and that “without Richard Parker, [he] wouldn't be alive today to tell you [his] story.”. (87-88). It is through this epiphany that Pi was able to survive, building a sort of mutualism relationship with Richard Parker by living interdependently going forward. In advance, Pi would rely on richard Parker for his company while Richard Parker would rely on Pi for his meals and ability to catch fish. With Richard Parker as his…

in biology, many people would define community service as being an example of commensalism, where one party benefits and the other is not affected at all. But after hundreds of hours of service, I can say that serving others is most similar to mutualism, where both individuals benefit tremendously. Being involved in volunteer groups and philanthropic organizations has taught me that community service not only benefits others, but helps an individual achieve self-actualization and learn about…

the bond between mothers and their babies, but a similar effect was found between owners and their dogs. Oxytocin levels raised in both participants during the experiment, so the relationship is not only beneficial to people, it is an example of mutualism. The release of oxytocin can lower heart rates, decrease blood pressure, and reduce stress. All of which can reduce risk of heart attacks and promote survival of a heart attack. This protects both humans and dogs because both can suffer from…

political strategy have made their unique design more homogenous and naturally impacted its development in the present and future. It is vital that the conflict and connection have continuously coexisted in diverse cultures and anywhere. Due to their mutualism, design in different cultures becomes kaleidoscopic. Stimulated by culture assimilation in Inner Mongolia, this research addresses how modernism…

Anthropology in Humanitarian Action Master in Humanitarian Action and Conflict, Uppsala University, Joana Matos, 850630-T228 Question 1 Discuss the most significant parallels and differences between anthropological knowledge and humanitarian action, and reflect on how anthropologists have critiqued humanitarian practices. In order to answer this question, I will divide it in three different points. Firstly, I will examine the most relevant parallels between anthropological knowledge and…

environment. Ecosystem includes both biotic and abiotic factors. Biotic factors include all of the living things such as plants, animals, bacteria, fungi and humans living in an area. The interactions between them such as competition, predation, mutualism and parasitism show that each species in an ecosystem has a direct effect on the other species in the ecosystem. Meanwhile, abiotic factors are the physical and chemical components of an ecosystem such as intensity of light, range of…

The word ‘anarchy’comes from the Greek anarkhia, which literally means contrary to authority or without a ruler (Ward 2004, P 1). Anarchist ideology disregards any type of political authority and considers authority in shape of state as both evil and unnecessary (Heywood 2007, P 175). Personal (of an individual) autonomy is the central theme of the ideology, for which anarchists have long advocated a stateless society. As they consider state as a coercive authority with intrudes in the personal…

their gateway to the western world and vice versa for the missionaries. But, this new meaning, these new wounds were brought about by the inherently racist clinical approach missionary medicine brought to the topic of treating Black bodies. This mutualism depicted by missionaries between all that is evil, unclean, and diseased and the black body, gave the Ugandan 's wounds new meaning, it diminished if not destroyed the practice of alternative medicines in the area and gave missionaries and…