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Ecological equivalents are different species that occupy the same niche, but A.in the same geographical region. B.the same population. C.different geographical regions. D.the sa…

Ecological equivalents are different species that occupy the same niche, but A.in the same geographical region. B.the same population. C.different geographical regions. D.the sa…
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Ecological equivalents are different species that occupy the same niche, but

A.in the same geographical region.

B.the same population.

C.different geographical regions.

D.the same lake or stream

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The correct answer is C. different geographical regions

Some would say that it is impossible to occupy the same niche and that the niches can only be highly similar but no the same, but that is for debate among the scientists.
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