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The competition for food and between the members of same species is called interspecific competition.

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  • The force of attraction between two molecules of the same substance is called

    A
    Adhesive force
    B
    Molecular force
    C
    Cohesive force
    D
    Intermolecular force

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    A
    Order
    B
    Family
    C
    Genus
    D
    Species

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    A
    plant community
    B
    animal ecosystem
    C
    plant ecosystem
    D
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