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The division of the niche hyperspace has been demonstrated for the limnetic zooplankton community of Mirror Lake. New Hampshire. The niche structure of the zooplankton community is conceived as an intensive or intracommunity population continuum corresponding to the niche hyperspace. The community of zooplankton is a system of interacting populations whose adaptive centers do not overlap and have evolved toward dispersion in relation to the complex gradients of food size, depth, and time.
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Makarewicz et al. (1975) studied this question.
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