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symbiotic

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symbiotic /sym·bi·ot·ic/ (sim″bi-ot´ik) associated in symbiosis; living together.
sym·bi·ot·ic (smb-tk, -b-)
adj.
Of, resembling, or relating to symbiosis.
symbiotic
[sim′bē·ot′ik]
Etymology: Gk, syn, together, bios, life
characterized by or concerned with symbiosis or living together.


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