symbiotic

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• For example, a number of insects use Hox genes to develop bacteriocytes for their symbiotic partners.

• This illustrates the interdependency and symbiotic relationship of stores and e-commerce.

• This week’s presentation explores the symbiotic relationship between the two regions, including its effects on business, economics, technology, and culture.

• Scientists thought gene losses might be most common among symbiotic or parasitic species, which can simplify themselves by outsourcing a lot of their functional needs to their partners or hosts.

• Lichens are symbiotic composites of fungi and algae or cyanobacteria.

• The relationship between artist and artisan is therefore very symbiotic, says Hetflaisz.

• On earlier seasons of Louie, the humor and the morality were in perfect symbiotic balance.

• The symbiotic relationship is part of what The Plant calls its closed-loop system.

• A strange symbiotic bond formed between us; their increasing dependency on our resources justifying our continued occupation.

• There is a symbiotic and cooperative relationship between Hamas and other militant groups in Gaza and those in Sinai.

• This established the important principle of symbiotic fermentation and gave it a rational explanation.