Question

multiple choice 1 point
what happens in intraspecific competition?
a predator hunts prey
a plant competes with an herbivore
members of two different species compete
members of the same species compete for the same resource
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Explanation:

Intraspecific competition refers to competition within the same species. Predator - prey interactions (A) are a different ecological relationship. A plant competing with an herbivore (B) is an interspecific (different species) interaction. Members of two different species competing (C) is interspecific competition. Only when members of the same species compete for the same resource (D) does intraspecific competition occur.

Answer:

D. Members of the same species compete for the same resource