Competitive exclusion – n species cannot coexist on fewer than n limiting resources in a constant and isolated environment – has been a central ecological principle for the past century. Since ...
It is demonstrated that two species of Drosophila competing for limited resources of food and space can coexist. The principle of competitive exclusion, or “Gause's principle”, is thus rejected.
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