Which of the following describes a predation relationship? A. Sharks and orcas B. Sharks and remora fish C. Orcas and remora fish D. Sharks and seals Please hurry!

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Which of the following describes a predation relationship?

A. Sharks and orcas
B. Sharks and remora fish
C. Orcas and remora fish
D. Sharks and seals

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The correct answer is option D

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