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The term competitive exclusion or the competitive exclusion principle was originally called Gause's hypothesis.
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Competitive exclusion is rarely observed in ecosystems.
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There are different types of organisms living in one niche.
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The competitive exclusions principle says that two species cannot exist together if they compete for the same resources.
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Intraspecific competition is a density-dependent form of competition. competitive- exclusion principle ( exclusion principle, Gause principle) The principle that no two species will occupy the same ecological niche; i.
The changing stature of the environment and society, in general, necessitates a shift from the business-as-usual approaches to sustainable frameworks in the water industry.
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