The proto co-operation is also called:
Correct answer: B. Non-obligatory mutualism
- A. Non-obligatory commensalism
- B. Non-obligatory mutualism
- C. Facultative predation
- D. Facultative parasitism
Explanation
Protoco-operation is a facultative or non-obligatory mutualism: both populations benefit, but neither depends on the relationship for survival. It differs from obligatory mutualism, in which the partners cannot normally live independently.
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