The term "preemptive competition" refers to _________________. Question 7 options: when individuals of one species inhibit individuals of another by consuming a shared resource situations where the occupancy by one individual precludes the establishment of others when one organism grows over another, thereby inhibiting access to some essential resource when chemical growth inhibitors inhibit germination and establishment of other species when nonterritorial meetings between individuals negatively affect one or both of the participant species

The term "preemptive competition" refers to _________________. Question 7 options: when individuals of one species inhibit individuals of another by consuming a shared resource situations where the occupancy by one individual precludes the establishment of others when one organism grows over another, thereby inhibiting access to some essential resource when chemical growth inhibitors inhibit germination and establishment of other species when nonterritorial meetings between individuals negatively affect one or both of the participant species

Aquaculture Science

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781133558347

Author:Parker

Publisher:Parker

Chapter1: Aquaculture Basics And History

Section: Chapter Questions

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