What Is an Example of Neutralism?

Neutralism is a type of interspecific interaction, which is the interaction between species. These interactions may have effects on the species' populations. In neutralism, interactions are incidental or indirect and are said to not have an effect on either population. Other types of interspecific interactions include competition, amensalism, mutualism, the interactions between predators and prey, and the relationships between pathogens, parasites and their hosts.