The most stable predator-prey relationships typically involve
A)a prey species and several natural predators.
B)two species of carnivores eating each other.
C)only bottom-up population regulation.
D)only top-down population regulation.

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The most stable predator-prey relationships often involve a prey species and several natural predators. This diversity in predators can prevent any single predator from decimating the prey population, leading to a more balanced and stable ecosystem.

The Most Stable Predator-Prey Relationships Typically Involve