How could interspecific competition lead to evolutionary change?

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When two species compete for the same limiting resource the reduction of the niche overlap may lead to evolutionary changes in both species.
Alternatively the competitively dominant species does not change and is maybe even able to expand its niche, and thus reduces niche space available for the other species.

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