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Lizards that eat flies they catch on the ground and birds that catch and eat flies in the air are engaged in ________ competition.a. exploitativeb. interferencec. intraspecificd. interspecifice. both a and $\mathrm{d}$f. both b and c
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Exploitative competition is a form of competition where organisms indirectly compete with other organisms for resources by exploiting resources to limit the resources availability to other organisms. Show more…
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