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    Two Species of Aphids Compete for the Same Resource, and Neither
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Two Species of Aphids Compete for the Same Resource, and Neither

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Two species of aphids compete for the same resource, and neither species directly interferes with the other species.This is an example of both exploitation competition and _______ competition.

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