If two ecotypes exploit the same resource, then they compete directly and only one can survive.
The key added value of this tool is represented by its smooth integration with the Local Resource Management System LRMSS); therefore, it is possible to exploit the same resource pool via the grid, local, and WNoDeS interfaces without the need to partition it.
Finally, the geographic range of D. simulans is largely overlapping with other species in this subgroup, and larvae of different species can often be found exploiting the same resource.
We have shown here that fisheries stocks of two species (P. glauca and S. lewini) most likely extend across the economic zones of Australia and Indonesia, suggesting that both countries are likely to be exploiting the same resource.
We also have to strenuously object to the assertion, expressed on p. 7 (Authors' note: this refers to the first paragraph of the section titled "Ecological organization of the replicator system"), that the C-catalyst and the A-catalyst are exploiting the same resource (identified as "empty space").
The golden spiny mouse is diurnal and occupies the same habitat as the Cairo spiny mouse, which is its nocturnal counterpart the two species exploit the same food resources but at different times.
To the extent that seemingly identical, recently diverged or emerging species exploit the same limiting resource, classical ecological theory predicts that competition will prevent their stable spatial coexistence.
Most communities contain groups of species known as guilds, which exploit the same kinds of resources in comparable ways.
However, it is unknown whether all breeding colonies in the North Pacific exploit the same or similar resources or habitats year round, even though they may be well within their dispersal potential, or if colonies utilize 'locally' available resources since previous studies have focused on a single breeding colony [8], [13].
A guild is a group of species that exploit the same class of environmental resources in a similar manner [ 19].
