Giraffes are herbivores found in Africa. They prefer to eat twigs and leaves from acacia trees. This type of producer–consumer relationship can be described as a predator–prey relationship or parasitism. how the interaction between giraffe and acacia tree can be a predator–prey relationship what instance the giraffe–acacia tree relationship would be parasitic

Giraffes are herbivores found in Africa. They prefer to eat twigs and leaves from acacia trees. This type of producer–consumer relationship can be described as a predator–prey relationship or parasitism. how the interaction between giraffe and acacia tree can be a predator–prey relationship what instance the giraffe–acacia tree relationship would be parasitic

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Chapter41: Community Ecology

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