Insect-Eating Warblers Reduce Interspecific Competition by Which of the Following

question 75

Multiple Choice

Insect-eating warblers reduce interspecific competition by which of the following?

• A) They migrate into the forests at different times of the year, so that they are not present at the same time.
• B) They build their nests in different portions of the same trees.
• C) They do not utilize the same tree type or habitat type.
• D) They spend a significant portion of their time foraging for insects in different parts of the same trees.
• E) They hybridize and produce broods of mixed genetic ancestry.

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