The answer to this obvious question is true
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Interspecific competition is when different animals that live in the same geographic area (sympatric species) compete for the same set of resources, mostly food and space. ... This occurs when a species' survival or reproduction is suppressed because of the presence of a staunch competitor.
For an atom to become a positively charged ion it must lose negatively charged electrons.
No. The amount of daylight each location receives everyday depends on the latitude of the location. It also depends on how the earth orbits the sun. As the orientation changes throughout the year, the sunlight on earth’s surface for the given location will also change.
