Symbiosis is everywhere. From the Greek for "living with," symbiosis is simply a close association between two different species in nature. These relationships can be mutualistic, parasitic, or somewhere in between.
For many vertebrates, including humans, the lungs are crucial. Four extant amphibian clades, however, no longer breathe through their lungs and instead breathe predominantly through their moist skin.
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Poet Joyce Kilmer wrote, “Only God can make a tree.” But fourth graders at the Conewago Intermediate School learned this week they can help by planting dozens of trees.