In predator-prey relationships,the predator is seeking food for itself and its offspring,while the prey is seeking not to become food for the predator.As a result,predator and prey populations exert tremendous natural selection pressures on each other.

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In predator-prey relationships, the predator's adaptations for hunting and the prey's adaptations for avoiding predation lead to evolutionary arms races, where both sides exert significant natural selection pressures on each other to survive and reproduce.

In Predator-Prey Relationships,the Predator Is Seeking Food for Itself and Its