Explain Gause's competitive exclusion principle and one way in which species avoid it.
Organisms and Populations
Original Khojo Papers practice question — not from a past board paper.
It may regulate, keeping its internal conditions constant as birds and mammals do. It may conform, letting its internal conditions change with the environment as most fish and invertebrates do. Or it may migrate to a more favourable place, or suspend activity by hibernating, aestivating or forming a spore or a resting stage.
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Regulation is expensive in energy, which is why most animals conform.
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