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18 February, 12:30

Bluebirds and blue jays, two bird species live in a small wooded area. The blue jays are very aggressive and eventually take over the nests of the bluebirds. This is an example of interspecific

A) competition.

B) control.

C) exclusion.

D) predation.

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  1. 18 February, 15:25
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    This is an example of inter specific competition. Blue birds and blue jay are living in the same small wooded area. Both of the birds lives in their, however only the stronger one will remain. And since the blue jays are very aggressive, it eventually take over the nests of the blue birds.
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