Competition Project Larry G. Cabral, Nelida Rojas GK-12

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Competition Project Larry G. Cabral, Nelida Rojas GK-12 Santa Ana High School 1

Fruit fly Diversity

Evolutionary Ecology Competitive Exclusion Principle: Two species competing for the same resource cannot coexist. One of the competitors will cause the extinction of the other. 3

Competition Experiment Place two fruit fly species in the same environment to compete over food and egg laying space.

The Competitors D. melanogaster D. virilis Standard Competitor Vs Population N = Fast developing T= Long Living 21 day generation cycle Standard Competitor

Develop in Vials for 20 Days

Compete in Cage for 1 day

Collect Eggs

Count Flies

Student Participation Maintain Fly populations Collect Data Present Results

Time Line From late September to December Collaboration with the Rose Lab

Questions? 12