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In an ecosystem, organisms compete against their own species, not against other species, for the same resources True or false

In an ecosystem, organisms compete against their own species, not against other species, for the same resources True or false
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In an ecosystem, organisms compete against their own species, not against other species, for the same resources

True or false

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True, they are all trying to live based on the rules of survival of the fittest
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User Tom Sirgedas
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True is the correct answer
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