jasmine221 jasmine221

06-10-2017
Biology

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Squirrels and chipmunks compete for the same food source. What is most likely to happen to the degree of competition between these two species if their food became scarce? decrease increase stay the same disappear
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xxdjpinkblakesxx xxdjpinkblakesxx

06-10-2017

The answer is increase

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coopergary56 coopergary56

06-10-2017

the competition would increase due to a decrease in food. sorry I didn't read correctly the first time

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