In which of the following interactions both partners are adversely affected?
Correct answer: C. Competition
- A. Parasitism
- B. Mutualism
- C. Competition
- D. Predation
Explanation
Competition in ecology refers to the interaction between two or more species that share a common limiting resource, such as food, territory, or other essential resources. This interaction can have significant effects on the populations and ecological dynamics of the competing species.
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