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Suppose That a Species of Moss Cannot Coexist with a Superior

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Suppose that a species of moss cannot coexist with a superior competitor unless there is periodic disturbance. This species is also a frequent disperser. Which conclusion is most likely?


A) The moss is engaged in character displacement.
B) In a constant environment, the moss and its competitor have zero population growth isoclines that cross.
C) The moss is a fugitive species.
D) The moss demonstrates competitive reversal.

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