Demonstrating the occurrence of interspecific competition during a field study is problematic for all of the following reasons,except

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While interspecific competition can be difficult to measure in a natural setting, it is not impossible. There are many methods that scientists can use to infer competition, such as the observation of resource use patterns, the study of behavioral interactions, and the analysis of population demographics. The other options listed (A, C, and D) are all valid reasons why it is problematic to demonstrate interspecific competition in a field study.

Demonstrating the Occurrence of Interspecific Competition During a Field Study