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When two species compete for the same ecological niche, they cannot coexist because they are competing for the exact same resources. One species is always slightly better adapted for the niche than the other, so over time the disadvantaged species will either go extinct or shift to a different ecological niche. This situation highlights the concept of _______.
a.
carrying capacity
b.
competitive exclusion
c.
limiting factor
d.
biotic factor
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
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B
Explanation: This describes the competitive exclusion principle — when two species compete for the exact same niche, one will outcompete the other, causing exclusion or niche shift.
Explanation: This describes the competitive exclusion principle — when two species compete for the exact same niche, one will outcompete the other, causing exclusion or niche shift.
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