Increased food supplies in an ecosystem decrease competition because the competing organism would A. Reproduce more often B. Have enough food to eat C. Store large quantities of food D. Have more space

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Increased food supplies in an ecosystem decrease competition because the competing organism would

A. Reproduce more often
B. Have enough food to eat
C. Store large quantities of food
D. Have more space in which to live

Biology
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The answer is B

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Dalloliogm answered Mar 18, 2019

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The answer is B because most organisms would thrive in an ecosystem with a large food supply

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