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Can two organisms occupy the same niche in a community? why or why not?
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Can two organisms occupy the same niche in a community? why or why not?

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It depends if they are part of the same species. But that was not included in the question so no, two organisms cannot occupy the same niche in a community.
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no

Step-by-step explanation:

two organisms cannot occupy the same niche or else they would compete for the role :)

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