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What is the difference between the predator-prey relationship and theparasite-host relationship

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Answer: In a predator prey relationship, the predator kills and eats the prey. In a parasite/ host relationship, the parisite is feeding off the host, without killing it. If the host dies, the parasite will as well.

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I hope that makes sense XD good luck

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What is the difference between the predator-prey relationship and theparasite-host relationship