Worksheet (4) I a↑↓ 5 of 5 V II lual Lau Lizard Evolution Virtual Lab Extension Questions Cape May warbler Black-throated green warbler Bay-breasted warbler + Automatic Zoom Print 1. To minimize interspecific competition, organisms often divide the limited available resources in an area, a concept called "resource partitioning." As an example of this concept, the figure below illustrates how different species of warblers utilize different portions of an individual tree. Blackbumian warbler Yellow-rumped (myte") warbler Download Student Handout Open DocReader Figure 3. Different species of North American warblers live in different parts of the same trees. The shaded areas indicate the habitats each warbler species occupies. Explain how the different species of anoles on an island demonstrate "resource partitioning" similar to the warblers in the figure. 3. Explain how resource partitioning can promote long-term coexistence of competing species, thus increasing biodiversity.

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