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Exploitative competition competitive exclusion principle
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Exploitative competition within species can play an important role in limiting population sizes (see logistic growth).
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Exploitative competition occurs via the consumption of resources.
Community ecology 2008
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Exploitative competition is an example of an indirect effect.
Community ecology 2008
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Exploitative competition among taxonomically diverse species
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Exploitative competition occurs when consumption of a limiting resource by one species makes that resource unavailable for consumption by another.
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Exploitative competition occurs via the consumption of resources.
Competition 2008
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Exploitative competition may occur withing species (intraspecific competition) or between species (interspecific competition).
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Exploitative competition is probably the most common mechanism of competition in nature.
Competition 2008
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Exploitative competition, a type of indirect ecological interaction, is the most common mechanism of competition in nature, and it is found in all terrestrial, aquatic, and marine communities.
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