ECOLOGY
ECOSYSTEM
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Question
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Tortoises and tadpoles have a predator-prey relationship; herons and foxes are competitors.
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Tiger snakes and foxes are collaborators; the tortoise and intestinal worms have a host-parasite relationship.
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The leeches and intestinal worms are competitors; tortoises and snails have a predator-prey relationship.
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The intestinal worms and tortoises have a symbiotic relationship; the leeches and tortoises are commensals.
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Detailed explanation-1: -The Common Long-necked Turtle is found throughout costal and inland waterways from south eastern Australia to eastern Queensland.
Detailed explanation-2: -Australian snake-necked turtles, sometimes called common or eastern long-necked turtles, are named for their long, narrow necks. This semi-aquatic turtle is dark gray or brown with a yellow underside and is native to southeastern Australia.
Detailed explanation-3: -Oblong turtles found wandering on land may be dehydrated and will be stressed. Please rescue the turtle and call the Turtle Oblonga Network immediately. Don’t leave the turtle where it is, or put it into the water, as even minutes later it is unlikely we will be able to find the animal again.
Detailed explanation-4: -Eastern long-necked turtles are carnivores with a diverse and opportunistic diet depending on what is available at the time. They feed predominantly on small aquatic animals such as crustaceans (including zoo-plankton and yabbies) and water insects.