Niche

Paul Andersen explains the niche. He gives three different pronunciations and two different definitions. He then discusses the competitive exclusion principle and the idea that a niche cannot be shared by two species.

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[SharonTian]

Is it just me, or does he pronounce coyote weirdly? his lesson was awesome though. 

[marvinrosenau]

I love Mr. Andersen. I incorporate his Youtube clips into my classes all the time. Thanks so much, Paul.

[orbsandtea]

I like the range of the material you introduce in your videos. You cover the basics and explain it well so that everyone can understand it, but you also present ideas people can think about or research for themselves, such as fancy-word 'n-dimensional hypervolume'. People don't have to understand that, and they'll feel somewhat appealed to in the video if they do (I think, maybe).

Thanks once again, Mr. Anderson. Brilliant Teacher! : )

[shilpanand]

Dear Mr Anderson! Your videos are very very helpful. I'm a bit of a lazy reader and there are some books that just go on and on about a simple concept! Your videos just GET TO THE POINT! So thank you for that.

[elrmshxxxelthbooy]

I was struggling with this concept
Thank you Mr. Anderson! :)

[maryannetiria]

thank you so much i now understand clearly about ecological niche!!! you explained it perfectly! thank you so much

[matthewamador]

Love your videos! They help me study for all my wildlife classes. Thanks!

[pakhin]

May I ask ''How species diversity could be increased by changing the niche breadth and niche overlap ??''

[TheOneMusketeer]

Why would the orange liken have to give up area? Why not the green one?

[NeKoJaY]

Cheers for this video! I have been using these to help with my ecology assignment. :)

[thegreatminersaur]

Hmm... "N-Dimensional Hypervolume"... Kinda sounds like something The Doctor would say.

[suzyni]

You are the reasons why I am passing AP you!!

[thecoogichannel]

Really helpful.
This video answered a lot of questions of my classmates.
Thanks :)

[tessacarstairs]

this is super helpful for my first year ecology course.. thank you so much Mr Anderson :D

[analuciaaraujoraurau]

Thank you so much, extremely pedagogic and helpful!

[iabf]

thats a lot of info can someone give me a summary

[mdmoazzamhossain]

I am from India. Your video is very helpful.

[cliffyracer]

I know what he is holding at 1:20 is not a cat, it does not have the ears.

[haydenhenriksen]

Can someone help me with this Nicholas stuff

[hachourka]

Helle, you said that the growth of the population of coyotes lead to the decline of the fox population. why is that? do coyotes kill foxes or what is the reason?