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Biology
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ISBN: 9781260487947
Author: BROOKER
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Chapter 57.1, Problem 1EQ
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To describe:

The realized niches of the species and their distribution over the intertidal zone in Connell’s experiment.

Introduction:

In Connell’s experiment, Bruce Conner inter-changed the species habitat with each other. The species start competing with each other for survival. It is nature’s rule that the fittest will survive.

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