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Explain what is meant by an animal's ecological niche, and definecompetitive exclusion.

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biology

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  1. Niche refers to the specific diet of an organism, while competitive exclusion is the dominance of one species over another in acquiring food.
  2. Niche is the physical area where an organism lives
  3. An ecological niche is the temperature range an organism prefers, and competitive exclusion means that species with the same temperature preferences cannot live in the same area.
  4. Niche is defined by the habitat of an organism
  5. Competitive exclusion means two species with similar niches can coexist in the same habitat
  6. Niche is the functional role and position of an organism within its ecosystem. Competitive exclusion states that unless the niches of two species differ, they cannot coexist in the same habitat.
  7. Competitive exclusion refers to the idea that no two species can share the same predators, while a niche is determined by the predators of an organism.
  8. Niche is the set of behaviors an organism exhibits, and competitive exclusion implies that two species will eventually merge into one if they have similar behaviors.
  9. Niche is the social role of an organism in a group, and competitive exclusion dictates that two species with the same social roles cannot exist together in a social group.
  10. Ecological niche is the time of day an animal is most active. Competitive exclusion suggests that two species cannot be active at the same time.

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stemez-Biology

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