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4 years ago

Explain the symbiotic relationship of a coyote that eats a rabbit.

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The symbiotic relationship between a coyote and a rabbit would be predation I think this because the fox is the only one gaining energy and benefit from the situation while the rabbit is just dead

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Ptolemy's model:

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Let's begin by the fact both models are geocentric and make a brief explanation of them:

Aristotle's Model :

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Ptolemy's model:

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