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True or False? Organisms only compete with their own species.
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True or False? Organisms only compete with their own species.

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false.. better explanation provided on top but i’m pretty sure it’s false
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False
Although it is common for the same species to compete, organisms can compete with all type of species for food,shelter, etc.

This is know as interspecific
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