What possible outcome(s) can result from intense competition between two species?
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alteration of populations, communities, and the evolution of interacting species.
Interspecific competition
What possible outcome(s) can result from intense competition between two species?
Competition (biology) Competition Interspecific competition Niche differentiation Oligopoly Intraspecific competition Sexual selection Reinforcement (speciation) Coexistence theory Co-operation (evolution)
<b>Competition is</b> an interaction <b>between</b> organisms or <b>species</b> in which both the 
organisms or ... Biologists typically recognize <b>two types of competition</b>: 
interference and ... <b>Competition can occur between</b> individuals <b>of</b> the same 
<b>species</b>, called ... both <b>species</b> are present on the same island, <b>competition is</b> 
<b>intense between</b>&nbsp;... <b>Competition</b> arises whenever at least <b>two</b> parties strive for a goal which cannot 
be shared: ... <b>Competition is a</b> major tenet <b>of</b> market economies and business, 
often ... <b>of competitive</b> and non-<b>competitive</b> strategies or cycles <b>between</b> low and 
<b>high</b> ... As a <b>result</b>, <b>species</b> less suited to <b>compete</b> for the resources may die out&nbsp;... Interspecific <b>competition</b>, in ecology, <b>is a</b> form <b>of competition</b> in which individuals 
<b>of</b> different ... Interspecific <b>competition</b> may <b>occur</b> when individuals <b>of two</b> 
separate <b>species</b> share a limiting resource in the same area. ... The <b>results can</b> 
be graphed to show a trend and <b>possible</b> prediction for the future <b>of</b> the <b>species</b>. The term niche differentiation as it applies to the field <b>of</b> ecology, refers to the 
process <b>by</b> which ... The Lotka–Volterra equation states that <b>two competing</b> 
<b>species can</b> coexist when intra-specific (within <b>species</b>) ... Several theories exist 
for how niche differentiation arises or evolves given these <b>two possible outcomes</b>
. An oligopoly (ολιγοπώλιο) <b>is a</b> market form wherein a market or industry <b>is</b> 
dominated <b>by</b> a small number <b>of</b> large sellers (oligopolists). Oligopolies <b>can</b> 
<b>result</b> from various <b>forms of</b> collusion which reduce <b>competition</b> and <b>lead</b> ... This 
<b>could lead to</b> an efficient <b>outcome</b> approaching perfect <b>competition</b>. The 
<b>competition</b> in an&nbsp;... Intraspecific <b>competition is</b> an interaction in population ecology, whereby 
members <b>of</b> the same ... In contrast, contest <b>competition is the</b> uneven distribution 
<b>of</b> resources and ... There may not be an actual conflict <b>between</b> the <b>two</b> 
<b>competitors</b>, but the ... An adaptation that makes one <b>species</b> less <b>likely</b> to be 
eaten <b>results</b> in a&nbsp;... This <b>results</b> in the peacocks with more eyes reproducing more, leading to 
peacocks with more eyes becoming more common in subsequent generations. 
Sexual selection <b>is a</b> mode <b>of</b> natural selection in which members <b>of</b> one 
biological sex choose ... These <b>two forms of</b> selection mean that some individuals 
have better&nbsp;... It <b>is possible</b> that, when <b>two species</b> come into secondary contact, one population 
<b>can</b> become extinct—primarily due to low hybrid fitness accompanied <b>by high</b>&nbsp;... Coexistence theory <b>is a</b> framework to understand how competitor traits <b>can</b> 
maintain <b>species</b> ... <b>Two</b> qualitatively different processes <b>can</b> help <b>species</b> to 
coexist: a reduction in ... <b>species compete</b> for the same resource, <b>competitive</b> 
ability <b>is</b> determined <b>by</b> ... <b>high</b> order interactions in communities with many 
<b>species can lead to</b>&nbsp;... In evolution, co-operation <b>is the</b> process where groups <b>of</b> organisms work or act 
together for ... Direct benefits <b>can result</b> from simple <b>by</b>-product <b>of</b> cooperation or 
... <b>Two</b> special <b>types of</b> symbiosis include endosymbiosis, in which one <b>species</b> ... 
The &quot;game&quot; has four <b>possible outcomes</b>: (a) they both betray each other, and are
&nbsp;...
adapt die out
Competition (biology)