Upland The initial population sizes of the two species. K, The relative strength

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Upland The initial population sizes of the two species. K, The relative strength of competition between the two species. Submit Q3.36. Observe initial conditions at points A and B (upland, top), and C and D (lowland, bottom). Which TWO of the points on the graphs represent initial conditions that will result in one of the species being driven to extinction? s A and B Lowland A and C C and D B and D K, 03.37. The per-capita competitive offect on Species F of Species G apo is 0.8. Based on this information alone, which is most likely to be true about Specios F and G? Zero growth isocšines for two hypothetical systems of two competing species of prairie grass Because afs1. Species F ls the stronger competitor. I Individuals of species F are affectod more strong y by compestion with members of thair own species more than they ane by

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Observe initial conditions at points A and B (upland, top), and C and D (lowland, bottom). Which of these initial conditions will result in one of the species being driven to extinction?

The answer is A and B

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