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What happens to interspecific and intraspecific competition as habitats decline and food and water become very scarce?

A. Competition increases
B. Competition disappears
C. All species benefit



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Final answer:

Interspecific and intraspecific competition increase as habitats decline and resources become scarce.


Explanation:

Interspecific competition occurs between different species, while intraspecific competition happens within the same species for limited resources. As habitats decline and resources become scarce, competition increases due to the heightened struggle for survival.


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