When a lion eats a gazelle this is an example of a)resource partitioning. B) survivorship. C) competition D) predation

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When a lion eats a gazelle this is an example of a)resource partitioning. B) survivorship. C) competition D) predation

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the answer is d, i believe, when one animal preys on another its called predation.

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