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Question

How does the competitive exclusion principle explain species dominance in an ecosystem with minimal disturbances?

Accepted Answer

Less competitive species are eliminated, allowing a few dominant species to monopolize resources.

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Species diversity increases as all niches are equally filled.

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Species periodically move to new areas to avoid competition.

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More species can coexist due to abundant resource availability.