why do species in a community compete with each other?A. they are both generalistsB. they have overlapping nichesC. they are both specialistsD. they have narrow niche ranges

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Manojpt asked May 17, 2023

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why do species in a community compete with each other?A. they are both generalistsB. they have overlapping nichesC. they are both specialistsD. they have narrow niche ranges

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When the species in a community compete with each other is a indication that they have overlapping niches in this environment.

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