The diagrams above show the range of tolerance for soil moisture content for two different species of terrestrial invertebrate: Species 1 and Species 2. The ranges represented are for each species where it occurs alone. Soil moisture content is a limiting factor for both species. If populations of both species are placed together in a new location, which of the following diagrams represents the most likely actual (realized) ranges of the species' distribution of individuals with respect to soil moisture content after five generations?

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Samantha Mays

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15 October, 15:07

The diagrams above show the range of tolerance for soil moisture content for two different species of terrestrial invertebrate: Species 1 and Species 2. The ranges represented are for each species where it occurs alone. Soil moisture content is a limiting factor for both species. If populations of both species are placed together in a new location, which of the following diagrams represents the most likely actual (realized) ranges of the species' distribution of individuals with respect to soil moisture content after five generations?

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Jaydan Stout · Answer 1

The correct answer is a graph with two curves slightly overlapping

Explanation:

This is because both species 1 and species 2 are very similar in their customs and this would mean that both species will be utilizing the soil moisture at an almost identical rate, it may vary a little bit because one specimen may stay longer but not to make a very large difference.