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Species Competitive Niche Exclusion Principle Occupy Indefinitely Advantage

Front What is the competitive exclusion principle?
Back - two species cannot occupy the same niche indefinitely
- species with competitive advantage will use resources more effectively
- outcompetes and excludes the other species

- competition can be avoided by niche separation

Tags: populations

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