Question

Interspecific competition between species in north cascade mountain.
please give me the example of the species.

Also the dominant species too

Answer 1

In the north Cascade Mountain, there is a lot of competition between species for their survival and dependency of resources. It is at a high elevation and has rain shadow effect and mostly prone to dry and continental climate. They have huge diversity of plant and animals and is home to more than 1000+ varieties of vascular plants. The area consists of nearly 75 species of mammals and around 200 types of birds. There is a lot of competition for the survival in these mountains. It is also home to around 11 types of species and a number of amphibian species.

Example of competition - There is always a huge competition between the wolf and the grizzly bear species for space and territory. The wolves live in pack and hence hunt down the prey and also compete with the grizzly bear. They mostly compete for resources, food and the territory that each of it like to keep it guarded.

The most dominant species that is found in the North Cascade mountain are black bear, wolves, river otter, lynx, bobcat, lynx and bald eagle. The bald eagle, grizzly bear, black bears, wolves and also the mountain lions are considered to be the top predators in the North Cascade mountains.