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Species are always competing for resources - food, shelter, mates. What do we call this phenomenon? Cellular respiration The struggle for existence this is answer
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Species are always

competing for resources
- food, shelter, mates.
What do we call this
phenomenon?
Cellular respiration
The struggle for existence this is answer

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natural selection/ survival of the fittest
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Answer: The struggle for existence

Step-by-step explanation:

This struggle for existence / competition can also be known as a selection pressures

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