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The organisms in a community are interdependent. What does this mean? The organisms are very different from one another. The organisms compete for food and water. The organisms rely on each other for survival.
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The organisms in a community are interdependent. What does this mean? The organisms are very different from one another. The organisms compete for food and water. The organisms rely on each other for survival. The organisms all live in the same niche.

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rely on each other to survive

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THE ORGANISMS RELY ON EACH OTHER FOR SURVIVAL . i’m positive , mark me please
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