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Biology, 07.03.2020 00:03 lpssprinklezlps

When two salamander species, the red-backed salamander and the valley-and-ridge salamander, occur without the other present, their jaw structures are identical, and they consume the same prey. However, when the two species co-occur, the red-backed salamander has a slower-closing, stronger jaw, while the valley-and-ridge salamander has a faster-closing, smaller jaw, and the two species consume prey of different sizes. Which of the following is suggested by these observations?

(a)Competitive exclusion (b) Preemptive competition (c)A trade-off between growing fast and competing well (d)Character displacement

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