Refer to the given table. If '+' sign has been assigned for beneficial interaction, '-' sign for detrimental interaction and '0' for neutral interaction, identify the type of interaction (i),(ii) and (iii) and select the correct option.
`{:("Species","Species B","Type of interaction"),(-,-,(i)),(+,-,(ii)),(+,0,(iii)):}`

Options

A. `{:((i),(ii),(iii).),("Predation","Parasitism","Amensalism"):}`
B. `{:((i),(ii),(iii).),("Competition","Predation","Commensalism"):}`
C. `{:((i),(ii),(iii).),("Competition","Parasitism","Commensalism"):}`
D. Both (b) and (c)

Explanation

To identify the types of interactions from the given table, we need to analyze the signs assigned to each interaction:

1. **Interaction (i)**: The table shows a '-' sign for both species A and species B. This indicates that both species are negatively impacted by their interaction. This type of interaction is known as **competition**, where both species compete for limited resources, leading to a detrimental effect on both.

2. **Interaction (ii)**: The table shows a '+' sign for one species and a '-' sign for the other. This indicates that one species benefits while the other is harmed. This type of interaction is known as **parasitism**, where the parasite benefits at the expense of the host.

3. **Interaction (iii)**: The table shows a '+' sign for one species and a '0' sign for the other. This indicates that one species benefits while the other is neither helped nor harmed. This type of interaction is known as **commensalism**, where one species benefits and the other is unaffected.

Based on this analysis, we can summarize the interactions as follows:
- (i) Competition
- (ii) Parasitism
- (iii) Commensalism

Thus, the correct option is **D**, as it accurately describes the types of interactions identified.