What is competition

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Competition :-


Definition >> Compilation occurs when closely related species compete for the same resources that are limited.
          Or
   The manual utilisation of limited resources.

1 The various resources for which competition occur may include space , food , nutrients, light , waste etc.
             Competition may be classified into two types
                  1- Inter specific competition
                  2- Intra specific competition
   
                     Inter specific competition:-

1- it is the competition between the individual of two or more different species .
seeking the cnclilable resources such as food light space or shelter.

  Example1-
                      In some south American lakes, where visiting flamingos bird and resident fishes compete for zooplankton , which is their common food .

  Example2-
                      Russian biologist Cause , on laboratory population paramecium caudatum and p. Aurelien when cultured sepuratels in the laboratory , each species grew well on the same medium utilising bacteria as food

2- But when cultured together , p. aurelia population had a more rapid growth rate and allway displaced p . Caudatum which died out in few days .
      
                  Intraspecific competition :- 

  1- It is a competition among the individual of the same species for available resources such as food , space , or mate etc ..
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