Question

resource partitioning
exam recovery
which of these is an example of resource partitioning based on changing the location in which an organism lives?
owls hunting for food at night
animals competing for water at a water hole
different bird species living in different parts of the same tree

Explanation:

Resource partitioning based on location means organisms use different spatial parts of their environment to reduce competition. Owls hunting at night is time - based partitioning. Animals competing at a water hole is competition, not partitioning by location. Different bird species living in different parts of the same tree is an example of location - based resource partitioning.

Answer:

different bird species living in different parts of the same tree