S. epidermidis is a bacteria that lives on human skin and feeds off dead skin cells in a commensal relationship with its human host. The relationship between S. epidermidis and humans would be defined as both commensalism, as the bacteria benefits from feeding on dead skin cells without affecting the host, and neutralism, as the bacteria and host do not interact with each other.

1. resident Question 4 S. epidermidis is a toxin-producing bacteria that lives on the skin and feeds
off of dead skin cells. The symbiotic relationship between host and bacteria would be defined
as... (select more than 1 if more than 1 applies).. amensalism commensalism mutualism
parasitism neutrualism