When will the competition for food be severe between species in a
habitat? What is the result? Illustrate with an example.
Answers
Answered by
0
Answer:
When two closely associated species, that have the same feeding habits, and exhibit similarities, stay together, they compete with each other. They show competition for food, shelter and other daily requirements of life. When they live in the same habitat, their requirements clash, and competition between them increases. As a result, they struggle for their existence and the fittest among them can survive.
Mark me as brainlist ☺️
Similar questions