Multiple Choice
Numerous studies have supported that
A) competition for resources in natural communities is common.
B) competition for resources in natural communities is ubiquitous.
C) laboratory experiments cannot reproduce competition that occurs in nature.
D) competition for resources has minimal effects on many species.
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