Why is competition considered to
be a density-dependent factor?
A. The more individuals ther...
Biology, 21.12.2021 22:50 chloeholt123
Why is competition considered to
be a density-dependent factor?
A. The more individuals there are in an area, the
more competition there will be for resources.
B. Competition is a density-independent factor.
C. It isn't affected by the amount of individuals
or resources in an area.
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