The Russian microbiologist Gause observed competition between two species of yeast. He calculated that the competition coefficient of species #1 was >1, which indicates that… a. Interspecific competition by species #2 was greater than infraspecific competition in species #1 b. interspecific competition by species #1 was weaker than intraspecific competition in species #2 c. interspecific competition by species #2 was weaker than intraspecific competition in species #1 d. interspecific competition by species #1 was stronger than intraspecific competition in species #2 e. interspecific competition was equal to intraspecific competition in species #1 and #2
The Russian microbiologist Gause observed competition between two species of yeast. He calculated that the competition coefficient of species #1 was >1, which indicates that… a. Interspecific competition by species #2 was greater than infraspecific competition in species #1 b. interspecific competition by species #1 was weaker than intraspecific competition in species #2 c. interspecific competition by species #2 was weaker than intraspecific competition in species #1 d. interspecific competition by species #1 was stronger than intraspecific competition in species #2 e. interspecific competition was equal to intraspecific competition in species #1 and #2
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The Russian microbiologist Gause observed competition between two species of yeast. He calculated that the competition coefficient of species #1 was >1, which indicates that…
a.
Interspecific competition by species #2 was greater than infraspecific competition in species #1
b.
interspecific competition by species #1 was weaker than intraspecific competition in species #2
c.
interspecific competition by species #2 was weaker than intraspecific competition in species #1
d.
interspecific competition by species #1 was stronger than intraspecific competition in species #2
e.
interspecific competition was equal to intraspecific competition in species #1 and #2
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