What does head-butting in bighorn sheep illustrate? A. competition among members of the same species B. competition among members of different species C. predator-prey relationships in bighorn sheep D. predation of members of the same species
Competition happens within groups of the same species, so it's A. There isn't competition within different species, rarely.
Answer:
A. competition among members of the same species
Explanation:
What does head-butting in bighorn sheep illustrate? A. competition among members of the same species B. competition among members of different species C. predator-prey relationships in bighorn sheep D. predation of members of the same species
I will go with A competition among members of the same species.
Under the characteristics of living Organism, we have the acronym MR NIGER CAL
m=movement
r=respiration
n=nutrition
i=irritability
g=growth
e=excretion
r=reproduction
c=competition
a=adaptation
l=life span
members of the same species usually compete for territory, superiority, food. Head-butting in bighorn sheep illustrate competition