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    Removing Individuals During a Competition Experiment May Have Direct and Indirect
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Removing Individuals During a Competition Experiment May Have Direct and Indirect

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Removing individuals during a competition experiment may have direct and indirect effects on the environment that are not intended or understood by the investigators and that can influence the response of the remaining species.

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