Match the columns :
Column - $I$
Column - $II$
(a) Mutualism
$(i)$ $\quad$ Diapause
(b) Commensalism
$(ii)$ Hibernation
(c) Parasitism
$(iii)$ Dormancy
(d) Predation
$(iv)$ Aestivation
Match the columns :
| Column - $I$ | Column - $II$ |
| (a) Mutualism | $(i)$ $\quad$ Diapause |
| (b) Commensalism | $(ii)$ Hibernation |
| (c) Parasitism | $(iii)$ Dormancy |
| (d) Predation | $(iv)$ Aestivation |
$(a - iv) (b-iii) (c - ii) (d-i)$
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