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Suppose two leaf eating insects live in an area where there is a severe drought. Many of the plants they both eat die off. What kind of a relationship do the two insects have? * * commensalism competition
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Suppose two leaf eating insects live in an area where there is a severe

drought. Many of the plants they both eat die off. What kind of a
relationship do the two insects have? *
*
commensalism
competition
mutualism
predation

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competition

Step-by-step explanation:

they have a competitive relationship because they now need to find new plants to survive on and they must make sure they themselves will live

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