Which example best fit the question? I’m not sure how to approach this. Two hummingbirds from different species are attacking each other and trying toprevent the other eating from a native flower. This is an example of:O Predation where the strongest attacker wins and is a (+/-) interactionsO Exploitative competition that one species wins and is a (-/-) interaction.O Exploitative competition that one species wins and is a (+/-) interaction.O Interference competition that one species wins and is a (-/-) interaction.O Interference competition that one species wins and is a (+/-) interaction.

Competition is a type of interaction in which two individuals of the same species or of different…

ummingbirds from different species are attacking each other and trying to nt the other eating from a native flower. This is an example of: edation where the strongest attacker wins and is a (+/-) interactions ploitative competition that one species wins and is a (-/-) interaction. ploitative competition that one species wins and is a (+/-) interaction. erference competition that one species wins and is a (-/-) interaction. cerference competition that one species wins and is a (+/-) interaction.

ummingbirds from different species are attacking each other and trying to nt the other eating from a native flower. This is an example of: edation where the strongest attacker wins and is a (+/-) interactions ploitative competition that one species wins and is a (-/-) interaction. ploitative competition that one species wins and is a (+/-) interaction. erference competition that one species wins and is a (-/-) interaction. cerference competition that one species wins and is a (+/-) interaction.

Biology Today and Tomorrow without Physiology (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Cecie Starr, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter17: Communities And Ecosystems

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