Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs.Match the types of competition to their descriptions.competition among organisms of different speciescompetition among organisms from the same speciesactive fight among organismsorganisms preventing others from using a resourceintraspecificexploitationinterspecificinterference

Explain why competition occurs between organisms of different species as well as between organisms of the same species.

Determine which of the following pairs of species are in competition for the same resource.

Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs.Match each term with its description.nichecommensalismparasitismmutualisma symbiotic interaction in which both organisms benefit from the relationshipan organism’s relationship or interaction with specific abiotic and biotic factors in its environmenta symbiotic interaction in which one organism benefits from the interaction, but harms the other organisma symbiotic interaction in which one organism benefits from the interaction, while the other remains unaffected

Competition is best defined as a process in which the fitness of one species (measured in terms of its ‘r’ the intrinsic rate of increase) is significantlyALower in presence of another superior speciesBHigher in presence of another superior speciesCEqual in presence of another superior speciesDEqual in presence of their own species

If members of different species compete for resources the phenomena is called asa.Autotrophsb.Intraspecific Competitionc.Interspecific Competitiond.Competition