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In community ecology we discussed the four main types of Interspecific Interactions. Select the correct answer(s): Group of answer choices Two possible outcomes of competition are resource partitioning and extinction Some bacteria use specialized metabolites (e.g., antibiotics, siderophores) to compete more effectively. Predation has a small impact on microbial community composition in oceans The production/release of antagonistic factors (e.g., lytic compound) to impede competitors is an example of exploitation competition

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Two possible outcomes of competition are resource partitioning and extinction.

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  • Community ecology is the association of two or more population of different species that occupy the same geographical area within the same time and thus the term studies the interaction that takes place between the species in temporal and spatial scale.  
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