In Large Natural Ecosystems,competition Between Two Species Over Time Will

question 44

Multiple Choice

In large natural ecosystems,competition between two species over time will usually result in:

• A)Resource partitioning with each species occupying a slightly different niche
• B)Death of all members of one species within a short time
• C)Death of both species
• D)Equal numbers of each species persisting for a long time
• E)Hybridization between the two species

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