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So I’ll just recap on symmetric matrixes. Symmetric means A transpose equals A, but not -- no good if A is complex.
And just to recap, some of the main points were that we can actually use genes or gene sequences for a couple of very important questions that we want to explore.
Then on Wednesday I’m going to do a recap of the course.
Let me summarize the whole picture here.
OK, so just to summarize for competition, interspecific competition results in either competitive coexistence, which can be achieved either through niche differentiation.
So this is mostly review on what we’ve had before, and we haven’t talked about some of these things in a little while, so we go over it again, and now we’re going to take it a next step...
And I think that was confusing for some people, so let’s just go over that very quickly.
So to review, let’s go to our basic supply and demand graph, Figure 2-1 in the handout.