Asked by Saeeda Alsalem on Jul 19, 2024

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The moose population on Isle Royale is an example of:

A) interspecific exploitation competition.
B) intraspecific exploitation competition.
C) interspecific contest competition.
D) intraspecific contest competition.
E) both intraspecific contest competition and scramble competition.

Interspecific Competition

The interaction between members of different species that vie for the same resource in an ecosystem (e.g., food or living space).

Intraspecific Competition

The interaction between members of the same species that vie for the same resource in an ecosystem (e.g., food or living space).

Moose Population

Refers to the number and distribution of moose within a particular geographical area, important for understanding ecosystem dynamics and conservation efforts.

  • Describe patterns and consequences of competition within and between species.
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Inaara JiwaniJul 25, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
The moose population on Isle Royale is an example of intraspecific exploitation competition, where individuals of the same species (moose) compete indirectly through the consumption of shared resources, such as food.