As the number of rabbits in a community goes up the number foxes in the same community goes up this is an example of what type of relationship a direct be in direct c cyclic d non-related

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5 March, 11:31

As the number of rabbits in a community goes up the number foxes in the same community goes up this is an example of what type of relationship a direct be in direct c cyclic d non-related

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Buckley · Answer 1

As the number of rabbits in a community goes up the number foxes in the same community goes up. This is an example of a (A) Direct type of relationship

Explanation:

The relationship between a fox and a rabbit is a predator-prey relationship. In this kind of relationship, the predator eats the prey, i. e., one is hunted by the other. Other examples of such kind of relationship are zebra and lion, bear and fish where predator eats the prey.

Thus, if the count of rabbits in a community will increase more food will be available for the foxes. If they eat more food, they will grow better and hence their population would also increase. They have a direct connection.