Gorilla Neighbors Multiple Choices

This passage discusses the indirect and sometimes direct relationships gorillas have with other species. Gorillas aid plant growth by dispersing seeds and may engage in commensalism with birds and insects. Parasites can negatively affect them, representing a form of parasitism. While gorillas mostly interact within their species, their ecological impact is wide-reaching.

Students build analytical thinking through discussion of species interactions. They enhance vocabulary with ecology and biology terms. Comprehension is improved by evaluating relationships like mutualism and parasitism. The worksheet supports reading for understanding complex ideas. It also encourages synthesis of knowledge across content areas.