Two birds, a titmouse and a chickadee are living in the same territory and are using some of the same resources. This interaction can be best classified as

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Interspecific competition occurs when individuals of different species compete for the same resources in an ecosystem (e.g., food, nesting sites). Since a titmouse and a chickadee are different species but are using some of the same resources, their interaction is an example of interspecific competition.

Two Birds, a Titmouse and a Chickadee Are Living in the Same