Which of the following can two different species compete for? [Select all that apply]ShelterFood/NutrientsWaterMates

Two different species can compete for:

1. Shelter: Different species often need similar types of habitats or shelters. If these are limited, species may compete to secure a place for themselves.

2. Food/Nutrients: This is one of the most common resources species compete for. If two species eat the same type of food or require the same nutrients, they may compete to ensure their own survival.

3. Water: Water is a basic necessity for all living organisms. If water is scarce, different species may compete for access to it.

4. Mates: This is less common between different species, as most species only mate with their own kind. However, in rare cases where interbreeding is possible, there could be competition for mates.