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Using Tilman's R* competition models and given the R* values for the species of diatoms listed below, which species is likely to lose all possible pairs of competitive interactions?
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(75) Tilman's R* models predict the outcome of competition based on resource use; whereas Lotka-Volterra models do not.
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