Resource partitioning includes

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Gause's exclusion principle does not always leads to the species exclusion. The competiting species may co-exist due to different partitioning lik

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Gause's exclusion principle does not always leads to the species exclusion. The competiting species may co-exist due to different partitioning like temporal portioning, spatial partitioning, morphological patitioning.

Darwin found fourteen species of finches to co-exist in Galapagos islands due to development of different feeding habits. Similarly, in Serengeti plains over $20$ species of antelopes graze in the same area. Several plants can grow together by sending their roots to various lengths. Therefore, competition does not always result in extinction of species but causes development of larger number of niches

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