17) Based on the diagram below, what is the expected outcome of the competition between species 1 (dashed line) and species 2 (solid line)? a) Competitive exclusion of species 2 by species 1 regardless of initial abundances b) Competitive exclusion of species 1 by species 2 regardless of initial abundances c) Competitive exclusion of one of the species, but which is difficult to determine d) Stable equilibrium regardless of initial abundances
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Based on the diagram below, what is the expected outcome of the competition between species 1 (dashed line) and species 2 (solid line)? a) Competitive exclusion of species 2 by species 1 regardless of initial abundances b) Competitive exclusion of species 1 by species 2 regardless of initial abundances c) Competitive exclusion of one of the species, but which is difficult to determine d) Stable equilibrium regardless of initial abundances
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