When do resources become a cause of competition

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When two organisms each require a recourses that is in short supply, the availability of the resource to one species is influenced negatively by the presence of the other species.

<h3>What is competition?</h3>

Competition is most commonly determined by the interaction of individuals competing for a limited supply of a common resource.

But it can also be defined more broadly as the direct or indirect interaction of organisms that causes a shift in fitness when the organisms share the same resource.

Thus, when different organisms each necessitate a resource that is in short supply, the presence of the other species makes it less available of the resource to one of the species.

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