Briefly describe the coevolution of predators and prey. Does this concept apply to parasites and hosts?
What will be an ideal response?
Predators are constantly, via natural selection, becoming more effective predators. Prey as well, are constantly evolving mechanisms by which to evade predation. The old adage "survival of the fittest" applies here. Yes, parasites and hosts also coevolve. Coevolution is seen as well in many symbiotic relationships.
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