Read each scenario and determine which type of interaction it describes.
competition
a b...
Mathematics, 03.05.2020 13:55 darianhaynes
Read each scenario and determine which type of interaction it describes.
competition
a bear catching salmon in a nearby stream
to feed herself
predation
gray foxes and bobcats both eating eastern
cottontail rabbits
cooperation
vampire bats sharing food so that no
individual starves to death
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