“This can be interpreted as a clear example of commensalism similar to many shrub-understorey experiments.”

“There are numerous other examples of symbiosis, mutualism, commensalism and parasitism between ray-finned fishes and other groups.”

“The hermit crab and certain ascidians furnish very fine examples of commensalism.”

“These matters, in turn, are replicated in the dietary and commensality practices.”

“This fact can be a concept for a basis of the criterion to evaluate housing in environmental commensality.”

“The rule is a very ancient Semitic one, due to the old connection between sacrifice and commensality.”

“It may be that their main metabolic interaction is with bacterial commensals, rather than directly with the insect host.”

“However, their isolates were from sites such as the nose and hands of the foodhandlers, where these organisms remain as mere commensals.”

“She says a few laboratories are making progress culturing consortia of human gut commensals in specialized environments called chemostats.”