Two similar species of lemurs exist in Madagascar.One species eats leaves from the understory of trees, and the other eats leaves from the tops of those trees.This phenomenon would be described as

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This phenomenon is an example of resource partitioning, where two similar species divide and specialize in the use of a shared resource, in this case, leaves. By partitioning the resource and using different parts of the trees, the two species can coexist without directly competing with each other.

Two Similar Species of Lemurs Exist in Madagascar