Multiple Choice
Two similar rodent species are consistently more different from each other when they occupy the same habitat than when they live separately. What is the most likely explanation for the increased divergence when they live together?
A) Decreased resource partitioning
B) Character displacement
C) Competitive exclusion
D) Intraspecific competition
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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