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True or falce in a particular envionment two species can usually occupy the same niche
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True or falce in a particular envionment two species can usually occupy the same niche

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The answer is false. If two different species occupy the same niche in the environment they would surely compete for each other, compete for food and even for their lives. Until one last specie will remain 
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