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Taking advantage of a dwelling built by another animal is, he said, a "pretty common sort of symbiosis." It's not clear what the acorn worms get out of the relationship.

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Naturalists did not use the term "symbiosis" until the nineteenth century. Nevertheless, Renaissance scholars from many disciplines were fascinated by examples of mutual cooperation between different ...

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Letter Published: 22 August 1895 Plant-Animal Symbiosis ERNEST H. L. SCHWARZ Nature 52, 389 (1895) Cite this article ...