Q6. Based on the data in the table below, which of the following pairs of species are likely to be able tocoexist based on Tilman's model of resource competition?Results of Nutrient Addition Experiments, Round Two:Species 1Species 2Species 3Nutrient InputRatePopsizeN P SiPopsizeSiSi(ug/L)PN(ug/L)PopsizeN(ug/D(ug/L)(ug/L)(ug/)(ug/L)(ug/)(ug/)Baseline100240100500080300050400050400055120(1x all)2x N2002421014998796005494003504002541222x P100240201499515829994839985039981101002x Si100239999999813002497998943995221501 and 22 and 31 and 3All 3 pairs of species are likely to be able to coexist.

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Q6. Based on the data in the table below, which of the following pairs of species are likely to be able to coexist based on Tilman's model of resource competition? Results of Nutrient Addition Experiments, Round Two: Species 1 Species 2 Species 3 Nutrient Input Rate Pop size N P ug/) Si Pop N P Si (ug/) Pop size N P Si (ug/) size (ug/L) (ug/) ug/) (ug/) (ug/) Baseline (1x all) 100 240 100 5000 80 3000 50 4000 50 4000 55 120 2x N 200 242 101 4998 79 6005 49 4003 50 4002 54 122 2x P 100 240 201 4995 158 2999 48 3998 50 3998 110 100 2x Si 100 239 99 9999 81 3002 49 7998 94 3995 22 150 1 and 2 2 and 3 1 and 3 All 3 pairs of species are likely to be able to coexist.

Q6. Based on the data in the table below, which of the following pairs of species are likely to be able to coexist based on Tilman's model of resource competition? Results of Nutrient Addition Experiments, Round Two: Species 1 Species 2 Species 3 Nutrient Input Rate Pop size N P ug/) Si Pop N P Si (ug/) Pop size N P Si (ug/) size (ug/L) (ug/) ug/) (ug/) (ug/) Baseline (1x all) 100 240 100 5000 80 3000 50 4000 50 4000 55 120 2x N 200 242 101 4998 79 6005 49 4003 50 4002 54 122 2x P 100 240 201 4995 158 2999 48 3998 50 3998 110 100 2x Si 100 239 99 9999 81 3002 49 7998 94 3995 22 150 1 and 2 2 and 3 1 and 3 All 3 pairs of species are likely to be able to coexist.

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter44: Population Ecology

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