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Which statement about interaction networks is true?
**Options:**
1. They show that most interactions are highly specialized. (Selected)
2. They show that most interactions are obligate.
3. They show symmetrical dependency: generalists interact with generalists and specialists interact with specialists.
4. They show asymmetrical dependency: generalists commonly interact with specialists.
**Explanation:**
The correct statement, as indicated by the selection, is that "most interactions are highly specialized." This suggests that in interaction networks, organisms or entities often form specific and unique connections with particular partners, rather than engaging in more generalized or widespread interactions.
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