Two species in a community survive by eating the same type of fruit.?

Question

Neither species benefits from their identical diet. This relationship is called

A. symbiosis

B. Commensalism

C. Mutualism

D. Interspecific competition

Answer 1

A. Symbiosis: relationship where one party lives on or in the other party. NO!
B. Commensalism: one benefits the other neither benefits or loses. NO!
C. Mutualism: Both parties gain benefit. NO!
D. Interspecific competition: Two species competing for the same food source. YES!

Answer 2

SOOWHAT,this community began in a town in the north of England in the 1950s,basically the two species were the soo,s of the pennines around denby dale and theWats mainly from the more easterly areas of crawthorne. obviously neither benefited from their diet of the big breakfast-bacon sausage black-pudding-tomatoes eggs toast as eventually come the 21st century it began to tell upon the health of the residents and health professionals termed the illnesses caused by these lifestyles as sowhat!!! So the answer is none of your options ,it is sowhat.

Answer 3

The best answer is D. They are competing for the same food resource. The other options all indicate some benefit for one or both.

Answer 4

It's C - Kinda like Humans and Orangutans in the Jungle, both eat bananas.

Answer 5

I'm gonna say D. The source of fruit is most likely finite, unless the community happens to be eden. ;)

Answer 6

interspecific competition

Answer 7

i reckon i would go for d-Interspecific competition

Answer 8

commensalism. are you trying to be clever?

Answer 9

sounds like someone want us to help with their home work

Answer 10

hmm Ill go with C.