Which statement about zero population growth isoclines of two competing species is true?
A) Species coexistence requires that the two isoclines cross.
B) The crossing of the two isoclines is a sufficient condition for species coexistence.
C) If the species coexist, they will each do so at a higher density than either would if placed alone.
D) Strongly competing species can only coexist if the two species have very different carrying capacities.
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