Interacting populations are

Question

Interacting populations are (A) symbiotic (B) mutualistic (C) parasitic (D) coevolved

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Interacting populations are coevolved, i.e., the evolution in one species (population) in response to other species (population) of the same community is called coevolution.

Q. Interacting populations are

symbiotic

mutualistic

parasitic

coevolved

Interacting populations are coevolved, i.e., the evolution in one species (population) in response to other species (population) of the same community is called coevolution.