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Which of the following is a Predator-Prey relationship? killer whale-capelin polar bear-harbour seal artic birds-harbour seal harp seal-polor bear
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Which of the following is a Predator-Prey relationship?
killer whale-capelin
polar bear-harbour seal
artic birds-harbour seal
harp seal-polor bear
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Polar Bear-Harbor Seal is a Predator-Prey relationship
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predator:killer whale
prey:capelin
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