Question 11 • 26-27 - C - RUSD Environmental Science S1
The competitive exclusion principle says that two organisms using the same niche cannot stably coexist indefinitely because they compete for the same resources. Over time, one may cause the other’s local extinction, move away, or adapt to use resources differently. Therefore, “Coexistence” is not a possible long-term consequence of occupying the same niche.
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