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    In Theory, When Two Species Compete for the Same Resources
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In Theory, When Two Species Compete for the Same Resources

Question 72

Question 72

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In theory, when two species compete for the same resources, ________ will result.


A) competitive exclusion
B) coexistence
C) initial competition followed by mutualism
D) parasitism

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