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Symbiosis is an interaction between two organisms living together in intimate association or the merging of two dissimilar organisms.

Symbiosis, symbiote, or Symbiotic may also refer to:

In music:

• Symbiosis (concerto), an American jazz concerto composed by Claus Ogerman for pianist Bill Evans;
• Symbiosis (musical ensemble), a musical trio specializing in relaxing ambient music;
• Symbiosis Records, now-defunct trance record label founded in England;
• Symbiosis (album), an album by the German progressive metal band, Poverty's No Crime.

In comic books:

• Symbiote (comics), an alien organism that bonds with Spider-Man, Eddie Brock (Venom) and other living organisms in the Marvel Comics universe.

In other fields:

• Symbiosis (film), a 1982 film played in The Land at Epcot;
• "Symbiosis" (TNG episode), a first season episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation;
• Symbiosis Society, a family of 30 educational institutions on 8 campuses in Pune, India.

• Symbiotic bacteria
• Symbiotic variable star
• Symbiotic intelligence

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