Human domestication of species represents: A. Competitive advantage B. Mutualism C. Altruism D. Commensalism
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This relationship benefits both humans and the domesticated species, as both parties receive something in return for their efforts. Considering the options: A. Competitive advantage: This refers to an advantage that one species has over another in a competitive Show more…
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