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G four pairs of species are given, with descriptions of how they interact. Match each system of differential equations with a species pair, and indicate which species is and which is . (a) represents the population. represents the population. (b) represents the population. represents the population. (c) represents the population. represents the population. (d) represents the population. represents the population.

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