Question

based on the data in the table, which of the following pairs of organisms has two ecological relationships, both competition and predation.

Answer 1

• Spiders and shrews
• Hawks and snakes
• Spiders and snakes
• Spiders and grasshoppers

Based on the data in the table (see attached image), the pair of organisms with two ecological relationships - competition and predation - would be hawks and snakes.

Looking at the table critically, hawks consume shrews and snakes. This makes hawks predators, while shrews and snakes are their prey.

In another instance, snakes consume shrews and, hence, are also predators on their own rights.  

This means that the consumption of shrews is common to both hawks and snakes.

Hence, on one hand, hawks and snakes are in competition for shrews, and on the other hand, hawks also have the capacity to prey on snakes.

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