Study these two figures? Which graph represents Semibalanus?(d) When competition is asymmetric and niches do not overlapcompletely, weaker competitors use nonoverlapping resources.Chthamalus inSpecies 1(strong competitor) (weak competitor)upper intertidal zoneSpecies 2fig 53.5FundamentalMean tide levelnicheRealizedSemibalanus in lowerintertidal zonenicheO Pon Beran Cuminga Ar erveNiche (range of resources used)Copyright e 2008 Pearson Benjamin Cumnings. Alrights reserved.A. purple graph (left)B. green graph (right)A. purple graph (left)B. green graph (right)Number of individualsusing resource

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Study these two figures? Which graph represents Semibalanus? (d) When competition is asymmetric and niches do not overlap completely, weaker competitors use nonoverlapping resources. Chthamalus in upper intertidal zone Species 1 (strong competitor) (weak competitor) Species 2 fig 53.5 Fundamental niche Mean tide level Semibalanus in lower intertidal zone Realized niche h ore Niche (range of resources used) Copyighte 2008 Peanon Bera Cumngs. Aligha reerved A. purple graph (left) B. green graph (right) Number of individuals using resource

Study these two figures? Which graph represents Semibalanus? (d) When competition is asymmetric and niches do not overlap completely, weaker competitors use nonoverlapping resources. Chthamalus in upper intertidal zone Species 1 (strong competitor) (weak competitor) Species 2 fig 53.5 Fundamental niche Mean tide level Semibalanus in lower intertidal zone Realized niche h ore Niche (range of resources used) Copyighte 2008 Peanon Bera Cumngs. Aligha reerved A. purple graph (left) B. green graph (right) Number of individuals using resource

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Chapter44: Ecology And The Biosphere

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