Bird species A and B both nest in marshes Species A is dominant over B when they are found together. In species A is absent  then species B will occupy the entire marsh but if species A is present, it will exclude species B from the monsh centre and  species B is restrict to the edge of the marsh. The entire marsh for species B would represent its- 

<p>Bird species A and B both nest in marshes Species A is dominant over B when they are found together. If species A is absent then species B will occupy the entire marsh but if species A is present, it will exclude species B from the monsh center and species B is restricted to the edge of the marsh. The entire marsh for species B would represent its-</p>

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