Predation: Question 1 options: a) is different than competition in that one individual is generally not affected. b) can lead to oscillations in the populations of predators and prey in some natural systems. c) is only found in primary producers in natural systems. d) is an interaction between two individuals in which one benefits and the other is negatively affected.
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In predation, one individual (the prey) is usually killed and consumed by the other (the predator), so it's definitely affected. Show more…
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