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26 December, 07:58

How do intra-specific and inter-specific relationships within a community maintain biodiversity by preventing competitive exclusion?

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  1. 26 December, 08:24
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    One species will often exhibit an advantage in resource use. This superior competitor will out-compete the other with more efficient use of the limiting resource. As a result, the inferior competitor will suffer a decline in population over time. It will be excluded from the area and replaced by the superior competitor. Without it and having intra-specific and inter-specific relationships in a community will lead to a harmonious community and maintain the biodiversity.
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