Question

losing one species from an ecosystem may cause cascading effects that impact other species in that ecosystem. ecologists call these effects trophic cascades. if a species cannot successfully compete for resources, what are its choices? move, alter its niche, or become extinct grow bigger and faster immediately change into a more competitive species

Explanation:

In nature, if a species can't compete for resources, it can migrate to a new area (move), change its role in the ecosystem (alter niche), or face extinction due to lack of resources. It can't grow bigger and faster immediately or change into a more competitive species quickly.

Answer:

move, alter its niche, or become extinct