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Section 1

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niche partitioning

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change in location or breadth as a result of competition

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"ghost of competition past"

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species competed in the past and utilization curves shifted, so species don't compete currently

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interference competition

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one species excludes other species from a resource through direct aggression

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why is intraspecific competition more intense than interspecific competition?

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because individuals are competing for the same set of resources

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niche

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functional role in a community

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what is the best way to document competition?

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competitive release

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intraspecific competition

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competition between individuals of the same species

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competition

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active demand for resources in short supply

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competitive release

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removal of one species allows expansion of the other's range

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ways to document competition

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- niche partitioning - competitive release - character displacement

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independent evolution

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species could have evolved independently and secondarily came together

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outcomes of competition

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- exclusion - niche partitioning

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character displacement

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Species evolve non-overlapping traits to avoid competition; 2 species have to exist in allopatry and sympatry

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_____ competition takes time to exclude a species, while _____ competition excludes a species very quickly

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exploitative; interference

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explanations for niche partitioning

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- "ghost of competition past" - independent evolution - behavioral shift due to current competition

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exploitative competition

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species that is better at consuming a resource will have a disproportionately high share of the resource; indirect interaction through the resource

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