The outside of a cell is surrounded by water. Explain how the water-hating nature of lipids can keep a cell’s inside separated from its outside

answer: c. two haploid cells

explanation:

the flagellates share a facultative mutualist association with termites. mutualism is a biological interaction between individuals of different species, where both benefit from each other. this is called cooperation and it differs from other interactions such as cases of exploitation, such as parasitism, predation. in this interaction called association, both species cooperate and benefit.