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Please HELP!! When a species can no longer compete for resources in its environment what is the most likely outcome? A. The species will go extinct. B. Other species will help the organism stay competitive.
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When a species can no longer
compete for resources in its
environment what is the most
likely outcome?
A. The species will go extinct.
B. Other species will help the organism stay
competitive.
C. The organism will not be affected.

User Sid Kathirvel
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Answer:

A. The species will extinct

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