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RESOURCE PARTITIONING

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ANNISA HELMI (1610422036)
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Resource Partitioning
competing species are more likely to coexist when
they use resources in different ways.

Resource Partitioning among the species in a


community reduces competition and increases
species richness.
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COMPETITIVE EXCLUSION LIMITING SIMILARITY
Differentiated species niches Need critical threshold of
to be coexistance. diffrentiation niches.

COMPETITIVE RELEASE CHARACTER DISPLACEMENT


Absence of competitor. Niche contraction due to
competition result in morphologcal
character change.

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Probably refuge is the term for whereby competitive
S PAT I A L A N D T E M P O R A L
interactions are curtailed by the limited co-occurrence of
HETEROGENETY
competitors in patchy environment.

APPARENT Competition is the interaction between two prey species that


COMPETITION were competing and they utilize entirely different resource.

competition caused by a common predator occurs between


ENEMY-FREE two species, they may esacape the impact of the predator
SPACE by escaping from the vicinity of the other prey species.

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