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k0ka [10]
3 years ago
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Competition for resources in an area is usually more intense within a single species than between two different species. Suggest

an explanation for this observation. (Hint: Consider how niches help organisms avoid competition.)
Biology
1 answer:
Nuetrik [128]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

With a single species, competition is more intense because the one specie because if the one prey they hunt is scarce, then the whole specie has a chance of dying out quicker. With two different species, they have a wider variety of prey they can hunt, who knows, the two species may hold a separate niche which can help them surpass the competition. With a singular specie with the same niche having competition, then they're niche has a greater chance of dying out. Even if one animal's niche collapses entirely, this could lead to a whole ecosystem collapsing--Considering the fact that each animal's niche is equally important to the ecosystem.

Explanation:

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