Multiple Choice
In competition between P. caudatum and P. bursaria, neither species goes extinct. This is because they don't utilize the same resource. This conclusion is generalized as the
A) Coexistence theory
B) Competitive exclusion theory
C) Character displacement theory
D) Fundamental niche hypothesis
E) Gause hypothesis
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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