What role does competition play in the development of adaptations over time? Hint: Hawk and Owl.

Biology

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baherus [9]3 years ago

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Answer:

Competition can lead animals to form new habits and adaptations they never had before this is all because of the diversity of animals in our environment and their needs to survive. :)

Explanation:

hawks and owls feed on similar prey. To avoid competition, owls have adapted to be nocturnal, hunting only at night, thus avoiding direct competition with the hawk.

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