Table S5

Raw Data for Figure 9. Monte Carlo simulations of two species competition when the habitat is probabilistically populated by individuals on initial iteration. Cellular automata field was probabilistically populated by 22500 individuals of each of two competing species on initial iteration. The habitat consists of 300x300 microhabitats where 25% of the territory is occupied by individuals of the species 1, 25% of the territory is occupied by individuals of the species 2 and 50% of the territory is free. The number of Monte Carlo simulations equals 200. Parameter P1 reflects fitness of Species 1 and parameter P2 reflects fitness of Species 2. Raw data are presented in Table S5. (A) There were 197 cases of competitive exclusion and 3 cases of competitive coexistence. Species difference in fitness equals 100%. (B) There were 195 cases of competitive exclusion and 5 cases of competitive coexistence. Species difference in fitness equals 23%. (C-F) Stable coexistence of competing species was observed in all cases. Species differences in fitness equal 22% (C), 21% (D), 10% (E) and 0% (F).