Niche refers to the role of the microorganism or a living thing in an ecosystem. When two organisms occupying the same niche, the possible long-term consequence isA. local extinction. This is because the relationship is competition which can outlast the other. Eventually, when the environment is changed, the organisms adapt too which erases the original attributes.
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All three species share the same taxonomy down to the level of Order: Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Chordata, Class, Mammalia, Order Carnivora.The ferret is in a different family: Mustelidae whereas both the bobcat and domestic cat are in the same family: Felidae and Genus: Felis. Therefore, the bobcat and domestic cat are more related by two branches in the taxonomic hierarchy.</span></span></span></span></span></span><span><span>
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Answer:
False
Explanation:
Individual organisms don't evolve over time. This is because evolution is passed down to offspring over time.
My guess is D. It’s between that and C. Put D though
