Four species of warblers live in the same tree habitat

Last updated: 6/9/2023

Four species of warblers live in the same tree habitat Magnolia warblers forage for insects on the lower trunk Black throated green warblers prey on foliage eating insects close to the trunk Blackburnian warblers forage high in the treetops and catch their prey insects on the wing Cape May warblers eat sap or insects gleaned from the bark Which of the following best explains how the competitive exclusion principle relates to the scenario above A B C D All four warblers have some similarities but feed from the same place in the habitat As a result the four species are able to coexist in the same habitat All four warblers have similarities in their beak structure As a result the four species compete directly with one another for food which relates to the competitive exclusion principle All four warblers live in the same habitat and have some similarities but they do not feed from the same place in the habitat As a result the four species can coexist in the same habitat All four warblers have identical beak structures but do not feed from the same places in the habitat As a result the four species do not directly compete for food so they can