Exam 14: The Structure of Communities
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Exotic species often disrupt natural communities by __________.
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Phylogenetic clustering and phylogenetic overdispersion are mutually exclusive patterns.
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If niches are hyperdispersed in niche space we conclude that competition structures the community.
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