The long term effects of competition on populations of two different species competing for the same source are as follows:
1. It becomes a situation of the survival of the fittest. For example, if two populations of plants compete for the same source, the stronger of the two species will overpower the weaker of the two species. Trees that grow taller will block out the sun and the smaller trees will die. In the animal kingdom, the strongest of the predators that compete for the same prey will survive.
The thylakoids contain two photosystems. They are the site of light-dependent reactions and are a <span>membrane-bound compartment inside chloroplasts and cyanobacteria.</span>
Basically certain traits are going to give a better outcome for the animal the white rabbits living on white snow are going to be able to survive better than the brown rabbit and the population of brown rabbits will be reflected through the graph
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