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<span>Competitive exclusion does not result in D. survival of both species. By its definition, competitive exclusion requires that a species or competitor be excluded through that competition, so it is impossible for both to survive.</span>

Len [333]3 years ago

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The correct answer is the destruction of a food resource. It can't be D because this is just one population not the whole species so both species do survive. One population does go extinct but like I said not the whole species so it can't be C. Lastly one population does become extinct so a population is evicted from its niche. Leaving only A.

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