Which best describes niches?

A. If two species have the same niche, one species will always become extinct.

B. Two species are able to occupy the same niche in the same habitat.

C. Two species cannot occupy the same niche in the same habitat.

D. If two species have the same niche, one species will always move.

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Raina Parsons

Biology

22 August, 17:39

Which best describes niches?

A. If two species have the same niche, one species will always become extinct.

B. Two species are able to occupy the same niche in the same habitat.

C. Two species cannot occupy the same niche in the same habitat.

D. If two species have the same niche, one species will always move.

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Remington Marshall · Answer 1

Niches are best described by A. if two species have the same niche, one specie will always become extinct. This is in accordance with the competitive exclusion principle, or Gause's Law of competitive exclusion ... This is because the niche of an organism is the role it plays in the food chain. If the organism tries to occupy the niche of another, both will be in competition and cannot stably coexist.

Semaj Meyer · Answer 2

The answer is B, two species are able to occupy the same niche in the same habitat, because niche is a job and their can be 2 predators. It is a term with an assortment of implications identified with the spasm of an animal types living under particular natural conditions. The biological specialty depicts how a life form or populace reacts to the conveyance of assets and contenders and how it, thus, changes those same variables.