Yes, but since you can't control the order in which triggers fire (other than BEFORE and AFTER) make sure you don't have 2 or more BEFORE triggers.
The default behavior in Oracle 734 and 816 was for Oracle to fire any trigger on a table whether replicated or not. If you don't want the trigger to fire there is a predicate you must put in your trigger code. That's explained fully in your documentation.
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