Question

the competitive exclusion principle states that if two species tries to compete for the same exact niche, one will eventually \out compete\ the other, and the weaker species will die out. false true

Explanation:

The competitive exclusion principle, also known as Gause's law, indeed states that when two species compete for the exact same niche (same resources, same habitat requirements etc.), the more efficient or better - adapted species will out - compete the other. This leads to the local extinction (in that particular niche context) of the weaker competitor.

Answer:

True