"Two different species cannot occupy the same nich for long" is a statement of the: a) Hardy-Weinberg Law b) Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection c) Competitive Exclusion Principle d) Einstein's Theory of Relativity

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ANSWER: C -- COMPETITIVE EXCLUSION PRINCIPLE

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