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Organisms in a population must compete for resources in order to survive.
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Organisms in a population must compete for resources in order to survive.

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This could be Logistic population growth. It occurs when there is overpopulation, and organisms have to compete with other organisms to survive. It is based on the survival of the fittest.
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organisms in a population must compete for resources in order to survive: true

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