Russell: Some sites do charge a different price for a motorhome compared to a caravan. This will be clearly displayed on the site tariff, although I have only encountered a few sites with a different charging band. In terms of âeasierâ to find a pitch, then I guess it depends when and where you are looking.lso, many people simply do not want to tow a caravan and also, some prefer the speed of setting up on site associated with a motorhome, no requirement to couple and uncouple and of course, the thought of reversing. Geoff: Many motorhomers have not been caravanners and only come to the activity in later years.
Mutualism (biology) Mutualism is the way two organisms of different species exist in a relationship in which each individual benefits from the activity of the other. Similar interactions within a species are known as co-operation.
When two parties depend on one another â whether in a biological, social, or financial relationship â and both benefit from the alliance, that's mutualism. If you're a student who helps others and in return earns credits for a class, that's one example. The Latin mÅ«tuus, meaning reciprocal, gave the basis for the 15th Century Middle French word mutuel. In 1849, French Socialist Pierre-Joseph Proudhon coined the word mutualism to describe his financial theories. The new word was later applied to biological systems of interdependence. Sometimes mutualism is confused with symbiosis, but they are not the same, in part because in mutualism both parties gain from the relationship, while only one side has to benefit to be classified as symbiosis.