The organisms in a community are interdependent. What does this mean? The organisms are very different from one another. The organisms compete for food and water. The organisms rely on each other for survival. The organisms all live in the same niche.

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Marin

Biology

31 July, 04:47

The organisms in a community are interdependent. What does this mean? The organisms are very different from one another. The organisms compete for food and water. The organisms rely on each other for survival. The organisms all live in the same niche.

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Erika Holmes · Answer 1

The organisms rely on each other for survival would be your answer.

Ronnie Haas · Answer 2

The term interdependence essentially means that while different, they depend on each other. The answer: "The organisms rely on each other for survival" should be the right answer.