In laboratory experiments, two species of the protest $Paramecium$ were grown alone and in the presence of the other species. The following graphs show growth of species 1 (left) and species 2 (right), both alone and when in mixed culture [image:13_image21.emf] Interpretation of these graphs shows that

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As we can see from graph 1 that there is more gap between lines of species 1 and 2 than the graph 2. So it is clearly interference out that both species are affected by interspecific competition but species two is less affected

Q. In laboratory experiments, two species of the protest $Paramecium$ were grown alone and in the presence of the other species. The following graphs show growth of species 1 (left) and species 2 (right), both alone and when in mixed culture

Interpretation of these graphs shows that

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Q. In laboratory experiments, two species of the protest $Paramecium$ were grown alone and in the presence of the other species. The following graphs show growth of species 1 (left) and species 2 (right), both alone and when in mixed culture Interpretation of these graphs shows that

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Q. In laboratory experiments, two species of the protest $Paramecium$ were grown alone and in the presence of the other species. The following graphs show growth of species 1 (left) and species 2 (right), both alone and when in mixed culture

Interpretation of these graphs shows that