Multiple Choice
If an animal is an herbivore, does that mean it cannot have interactions with organisms other than the plants it eats?
A) No; an herbivore might also have a mutualistic relationship with, for instance, intestinal bacteria.
B) No; an herbivore could be prey in predator/prey interactions.
C) Yes; natural selection predicts a single relationship strategy will eventually emerge with the greatest fitness.
D) Both a and b are correct.
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