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Exploitative competition is using another individual to get you what you want. when one competitor uses up the resource without directly confronting the other competitor. when one competitor uses up the resource while the other one watches. when you compete directly with another competitor to see who will use all of the resource first. when two species compete directly with one another to see who will use all of the resource first. One factor that can restrict the realized niche of an organism is parasitism. competition. mimicry. commensalism. heterozygosity. The theory of competitive exclusion states that one individual will always win in the struggle for food over another individual. if two individuals are competing with each other for the same limited resource, one will eventually eliminate the other. no two species of barnacles can occupy the same area of a rocky shoreline. if two species are competing with each other for the same limited resource, one will eventually eliminate the other locally. if two individuals are competing with each other for a limited resource, they will eventually learn how to partition the food source equally. Interspecific competition is competition between individuals of the same species. competition between different phenotypes of the same species. competition between different genotypes of the same species. competition between individuals of two separate species that occupy similar niches. competition between two different species that occupy separate trophic levels. Through experimentation, a researcher can prove a hypothesis.

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1. When one competitor uses up the resource without directly confronting the other competitor.

2. Competition

3. If two individuals are competing with each other for the same limited resource, one will eventually eliminate the other.

4. Competitive between individuals of separate species that occupy similar niches.

5. False, because we cannot prove a hypothesis through experimentation.

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