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27 March, 07:54

In Connell's classic study of barnacles, two species, Species A and Species B, can both survive on the lower rocks of the intertidal, but only Species B actually does so. Species A lives in a higher zone. How did Connell explain this distribution?

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  1. 27 March, 09:44
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    Inter specific competition

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    This is usually a situation where two or more species coexist with the same requirement struggle for a common requisite which indirectly affects the distribution of species in its local ecosystem.
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