Upper Intertidal Zone Lower Intertidal Zone Balanus balonoides Chthamalus stellatus The diagram above shows the distribution of two species of barnacle in the intertidal region of the Isle of Cumbrae, Scotland. What is the unusual and interesting pattern Connell noticed in the distribution pattern? O The two species were found together in the intertidal zone. O The two species' distributions were mixed in the intertidal zone. The two species distributions formed horizontal bands in the intertidal zone that did not overlap. The two species distributions formed horizontal bands in the intertidal zone with a large area of overlap where the two species were found coexisting together.

Upper Intertidal Zone Lower Intertidal Zone Balanus balonoides Chthamalus stellatus The diagram above shows the distribution of two species of barnacle in the intertidal region of the Isle of Cumbrae, Scotland. What is the unusual and interesting pattern Connell noticed in the distribution pattern? O The two species were found together in the intertidal zone. O The two species' distributions were mixed in the intertidal zone. The two species distributions formed horizontal bands in the intertidal zone that did not overlap. The two species distributions formed horizontal bands in the intertidal zone with a large area of overlap where the two species were found coexisting together.

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