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Two separate populations of organisms are fighting over available food in a given area. What principle does this demonstrate? A. competition B. variation C. adaptations D. natur…

Two separate populations of organisms are fighting over available food in a given area. What principle does this demonstrate? A. competition B. variation C. adaptations D. natur…
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Two separate populations of organisms are fighting over available food in a given area. What principle does this demonstrate?

A. competition
B. variation
C. adaptations
D. natural selection

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completion, because they are competing for the same resources
User Sayantan Mandal
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competition: they’re fighting over the food thence competing for it
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