Competitive Exclusion And Local Extinction
What is the primary difference between competitive exclusion and local extinction?
A
In competitive exclusion, a species is excluded from a local area but does not completely disappear, whereas in local extinction, a species disappears completely from that area.
B
In competitive exclusion, a species specializes in certain parts of a local area, whereas in local extinction, a species disappears from a portion of the local area.
C
In competitive exclusion, a species disappears completely from an area, whereas in local extinction, a species becomes specialized in certain parts of a local area.
D
In competitive exclusion, a species disappears completely from an area, whereas in local extinction, a species disappears from only a portion of a local area.
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