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Which of the following best describes interference competition? so, interference competition is when two individuals are aggressive towards each other.
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And they're aggressive towards each other because they're interfering with their resources, whether that's food, habitat, maybe mating, anything like that.
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But what makes it interference is that interaction between the two, the physical, aggressive, interaction to when they're trying to keep the other from their resources.
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So looking through our options here, letter a, when one species is harmed and the other is unaffected by a competitive interaction.
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So this statement is saying that it only makes it competitive interaction if one is harmed and one is not harmed.
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And that is not the case.
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Whether the animal is harmed or not does not make it competitive interaction.
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Both of the animals could be harmed.
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Or neither of them could be harmed.
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It's just the fact that they have that physical, aggressive interaction with each other.
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So this one is not correct.
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Letter b, antagonistic interaction between two organisms that directly impacts their ability to access a shared resource.
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So antagonistic is that unfriendliness towards another species is kind of the definition of that.
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So that unfriendly interaction...