No , because this would lead to interspecific competition + even the extinction of one species
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Species
Whereby 2 individuals can interbreed to produce fertile offspring.
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Allele frequency
The number of a particular allele of a gene in a population
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Gene pool
All the different allele in a species/population combined
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Habitat
Where an organism lives
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Abiotic factors
The non-living elements/factors of a habitat
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Biotic factors
The living factors of a habitat
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Population
A group of individuals of the same species found within an area
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Community
A group of different organisms occupying the same habitat
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Ecosystem
A life supporting environment, which includes all the interaction of species
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Succession
A process by which animals and plants colonise an area over time , and are usually replaced by more varied communities , which leads to a climax community
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Climax community
Final stage of succession, self sustaining , dominant species (tree)
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Card 2
Front
Can more than 2 species occupy the same habitat?
Back
No , because this would lead to interspecific competition + even the extinction of one species
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