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kykrilka [37]
1 year ago
15

A species of fish evolved over thousands of years to have gills that allowed the fish to swim deep in the sea. What’s the effect

of this development on deep-water resources?
The fish developed the gills because of ____. Because the fish are now able to swim in deep water, their ____ in shallower water will have less food. Likewise, competition for food among deep-water fish that eat the same types of food will ____.
Biology
1 answer:
hammer [34]1 year ago
8 0

Answer:

genetic modification     competitors     increase

Explanation:

The fish developed the gills because of <em>genetic modification</em>. Because the fish are now able to swim in deep water, their <em>competitors</em> in shallower water will have less food. Likewise, competition for food among deep-water fish that eat the same types of food will <em>increase</em>.

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