- Carnivores are a kind of animal
- If two or more carnivores share the same ecosystem then those carnivores may share the same food source
- If two animals have the same food source then those two animals compete for food
- Therefore, if carnivores share the same ecosystem, then those carnivores may compete for food

- If carnivores share the same ecosystem, then those carnivores may compete for food
- An ecosystem is a kind of habitat
- Hence, if carnivores share the same habitat, then those carnivores may compete for food

Therefore, if carnivores share the same habitat, then those carnivores may compete for food
Q: Different species of carnivorous animals that share the same habitat in an ecosystem may
Context:
- An ecosystem is a kind of habitat 
- Carnivores are a kind of animal 
- If two or more carnivores share the same ecosystem then those carnivores may share the same food source 
- If two animals have the same food source then those two animals compete for food