Phoresy and inquilinism are both kinds of this phenomenon and are exhibited by mites and  orchids, respectively. Lynn Margulis contends that this phenomenon drives evolution and  developed the "endo" type of this, which explains the existence of mitochondria and chloroplasts.  Nitrogen-fixing rhizob
Phoresy and inquilinism are both kinds of this phenomenon and are exhibited by mites and  orchids, respectively. Lynn Margulis contends that this phenomenon drives evolution and  developed the "endo" type of this, which explains the existence of mitochondria and chloroplasts.  Nitrogen-fixing rhizobia and mycorrhyzal fungi both exhibit this behavior with plants, which is  similar to the relationship of clownfish and sea anemones. For 10 points, identify this behavior, a  close and long-term interaction between different species, which includes mutualistic,  commensalistic, and parasitic types.
Phoresy and inquilinism are both kinds of this phenomenon and are exhibited by mites and  orchids, respectively.
symbiosis