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What Is It Called When Two Species Use Different Parts

Question 12

Question 12

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What is it called when two species use different parts of a resource instead of competing directly for that resource?


A) predation partitioning
B) habitat partitioning
C) resource sharing
D) resource symbiosis
E) resource partitioning

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