Question: The Ocean Sunfish is a large, flat fish that spends most of its time in deep water feeding mainly on jellyfish. Sunfish often have many species of copepods, small crustaceans, that bury their heads into the soft tissue of the sunfish. Sunfish will swim to the surface of the water and lie sideways, allowing seabirds to eat the copepods from their skin. Which list describes the types of relationships the sunfish has with other marine organisms? Need Assignment Help? Select {responseValue} Seabirds: parasitism Jellyfish: commensalism Copepods: predation Select {responseValue} Seabirds: commensalism Jellyfish: parasitism Copepods: mutualism Select {responseValue} Seabirds: predation Jellyfish: mutualism Copepods: commensalism Select {responseValue} Seabirds: mutualism Jellyfish: predation Copepods: parasitism