Interactions between organisms and their environment impact the organism’s overall population. the jaguar panthera onca is the largest cat in north america. it is found in areas across the southwest, including arizona, new mexico, and texas. it is a carnivore that has powerful jaws and sharp teeth and preys on fish, turtles, tapirs, and many smaller mammals. which shows the relationship between the jaguar and turtles? a. adaptation principle b. competitive exclusion principle c. niche principle d. predator-prey relationship

The correct answer is - D. predator-prey relationship.

The interaction between the organisms, and organisms and environment, can be in multiple different ways, and whatever the interaction, it has an impact on both the environment and the organisms themselves. In the case with the Jaguar and the turtle, we have a predator-prey relationship between the two species, in which the carnivorous jaguar is preying upon the turtle and uses it as food. The jaguar is known to be a very versatile cat, food-wise speaking, and most of the animals in the environment where it lives are part of its menu, including small mammals and lizards, birds, monkeys, deer, pekari, coati, capibara, other cat species like the ocelot and margay, fish, snakes, caimans, and its favorite, the turtles.

The turtles are actually the reason why the jaguar has developed such a strong jaw and strong teeth, and is one of the predators with the strongest bite. Since the turtles have a hard shell, the jaguar over time developed its jaw and teeth in a way that it can break it, and indeed, the jaguar is able to break a turtle's shell with ease.

d.)predator-prey relationship

c

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