Tim Tyler: Biological monopolies @tmtyler
Tim Tyler: Biological monopolies  @tmtyler
Uploaded October 2009 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
A monopolising species arises when a species competitively excludes other species from a given niche. This can happen if its members are sufficiently powerful and invasive. A sexual species that does this on a sufficiently large scale can face competition mainly from other members of its own species. The resulting dynamics resemble those of monopolies in economic systems.
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