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(C) Interspecific interactions are classified based on the effect on the two interacting species:$1$. Mutualism $(+, +)$: Both species benefit.$2$. Pa

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$+$,$+$,Commensalism

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(C) Interspecific interactions are classified based on the effect on the two interacting species:$1$. Mutualism $(+, +)$: Both species benefit.$2$. Parasitism $(+, -)$: One species benefits,the other is harmed.$3$. Predation $(+, -)$: One species (predator) benefits,the other (prey) is harmed.$4$. Commensalism $(+, 0)$: One species benefits,the other is neither harmed nor benefited.Option $C$ is incorrect because Commensalism is represented as $(+, 0)$,not $(+, +)$.

List $I$ (Interaction)	List $II$ (Species $A$ and $B$)
$A$. Mutualism	$I$. $+(A), 0(B)$
$B$. Commensalism	$II$. $-(A), 0(B)$
$C$. Amensalism	$III$. $+(A), -(B)$
$D$. Parasitism	$IV$. $+(A), +(B)$

Select the incorrect match with respect to interspecific interaction:
Species $A$ Species $B$ Interaction

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Match List $I$ with List $II$ :
List $I$ (Interaction) List $II$ (Species $A$ and $B$)
$A$. Mutualism $I$. $+(A), 0(B)$
$B$. Commensalism $II$. $-(A), 0(B)$
$C$. Amensalism $III$. $+(A), -(B)$
$D$. Parasitism $IV$. $+(A), +(B)$

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