Which of these is likely to result in the most competition?

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<span>a. organisms that live in different ecosystems
- if they live in different ecosystems, they won't compete, wrong answer!

b. organisms that use the same resource
-this is the best answer! they would compete over this resource!

c. organisms that live in the same area
-this makes competition possible, but more aspect are needed, for example they need to want the same resource (if you only eat apples and y our friend only eats ants, you won't compete)

d. organisms that are classified in the same phylum
-no, they can for example live in different ecosystems!
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