Competitive exclusion Group of answer choices a) is a rare and unusual occurrence for primate species, we always all get along b) two similar species co-exist in the same area and one is better adapted for survival c) two similar species co-exist in the same area and work together for survival d) two individuals from separate populations compete and exclude everyone else around them

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Alfred

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4 December, 22:13

Competitive exclusion Group of answer choices a) is a rare and unusual occurrence for primate species, we always all get along b) two similar species co-exist in the same area and one is better adapted for survival c) two similar species co-exist in the same area and work together for survival d) two individuals from separate populations compete and exclude everyone else around them

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Jason · Answer 1

Answer:Two similar species co-exist and one is better adapted for survival.

Explanation: Naturally, Two different species occupying the same niche, compete for similar resources for survival. This explains the competitive exclusions principle which states that 'that two species can't have exactly the same niche in a habitat and stably coexist'. That's because species with identical niches also have identical needs, which means they would compete for precisely the same resources.