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Two grizzly bears are fighting over a fish to feed themselves. What kind of interaction is this scenario, which works as a limiting factor in the bears' survival?

A. apparent competition
B. mutualism
C. interference competition
D. exploitation competition

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Final answer:

Exploitative competition is the kind of interspecific competition where two species directly compete for a common resource, impacting their survival.


Explanation:

Exploitative competition is the kind of interspecific competition occurring when two species compete for a common resource by depleting the resource directly, affecting their survival. In this scenario of two grizzly bears fighting over a fish, this interaction works as a limiting factor in the bears' survival by reducing the availability of the food source for both.


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