The idea is that with rising competition for control over the system’s resources, staying within budgetary allocations becomes more and more difficult. Years with rising systemic competition ...

Such resource partitioning helps to explain how seemingly similar species can coexist in the same ecological community without one pushing the others to extinction through competition ...

Competition for these resources can affect population growth. Organisms have adapted to their individual environments and to any competition for resources. The grey squirrel is not native to the ...

When resources are plentiful, competition weakens. But when resources are scarce, competition can become an all-out war for survival and reproduction. While competition seldom gets truly violent ...

Entries for the Ohio Wetlands Habitat Stamp will be accepted Feb. 1-13. Money raised supports wetland projects vital for ...

Note that competition-specific rules or differences will be noted ... or other work conducted on the inventor's own time without use of Drexel University resources such as University funds, space, ...