Pabbit was observed to rise and fall over a period of 8 to 10 years. The wolf population in the same area followed the same rate of increase and decrease as the rabbit population approximately two years afterward. What is the relationship between the wolf and the rabbit? Mutualism Symbiosis Predator-prey Competition

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