concept   symbiosis
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Western cultures (1) • indigenous communities (1) • modern societies (1) • traditional societies (1) • African cultures (1) • Amazonian cultures (1) • Australian Aboriginal cultures (1) • European countries (1) • Maasai culture (1) • Scientific communities (1) • academic institutions (1) • biology culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 symbiosis Western cultures The concept of symbiosis is studied in academic contexts and emphasized in ecological and environmental sciences education in Western cultures. 5
2 symbiosis indigenous communities Symbiosis is integral to traditional ecological knowledge and cultural practices for survival and stewardship in indigenous communities. 3
3 symbiosis modern societies The concept of symbiosis in modern societies is primarily viewed as a biological idea involving mutualism, parasitism, and commensalism in ecosystems. 2
4 symbiosis traditional societies Symbiosis is deeply integrated into the traditional knowledge, medicine, and spiritual beliefs of traditional societies, reflected in their cultural practices and folklore. 2
5 symbiosis African cultures Symbiosis is incorporated into African traditional medicine and healing practices, and is represented symbolically in folklore and rituals. 1
6 symbiosis Amazonian cultures Symbiosis is integral to Amazonian cultures' ecological knowledge and survival strategies, influencing hunting, agriculture, and environmental stewardship. 1
7 symbiosis Australian Aboriginal cultures Australian Aboriginal cultures incorporate symbiosis into their traditions, including Dreamtime stories and ecological understanding, which inform their hunting and gathering practices. 1
8 symbiosis European countries Symbiosis is taught as part of ecological studies and conservation efforts in European countries. 1
9 symbiosis Maasai culture Symbiosis is integrated into Maasai culture through traditional herding practices and land management, passed down through oral traditions and ceremonies. 1
10 symbiosis Scientific communities Symbiosis is studied and researched in academic and scientific contexts, particularly in biological and environmental sciences within scientific communities. 1
11 symbiosis academic institutions Symbiosis is emphasized in academic institutions, particularly in biology and environmental science curricula. 1
12 symbiosis biology culture Symbiosis is a close ecological interaction between individuals of different species. 1