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2nd Semester Life Science Final 1 10 of 20
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Sparrows and bluebirds are living in the same park. They both use the same kind of pesting sites. Which of the following statements accurately
describes the relationship between the birds in the park?
A. The sparrows compete with other sparrows, the bluebirds compete with other bluebirds, but the sparrows and bluebirds do not compete
with each other for the nesting sites,
OB. The sparrows do not compete with other sparrows, the bluebirds do not compete with other bluebirds, and the sparrows and bluebirds do
not compete with each other for the nesting sites,
OC. The sparrows compete with other sparrows, the bluebirds compete with other bluebirds, and the sparrows and bluebirds compete with each
other for the nesting sites
D. The sparrows do not compete with other sparrows, the bluebirds do not compete with other bluebirds, but the sparrows and bluebirds
compete with each other for the nesting sites

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