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Figure 1.

Maximum growth rate of A) Serratia marcescens B) Novosphingobium capsulatum.

Growth rates were measured during a weeklong fitness assay. The bars show the estimated marginal mean growth rates (h-1) based on the GLMM + SE. The sampling time of bacterial clones is indicated on the x-axis: after 1 week = bacteria have a weeklong evolutionary history in the pulsed resource environment; after 13 weeks = evolutionary history is 13 weeks. The reference lines on the background indicate the mean maximum growth rate (dark grey line) ± SE (light grey lines) of the ancestral clones. Treatments: 1 species = species has grown in monocultures; 2 species = species has grown in two-species community; large pulse = 99,9 % of the total batch culture volume was renewed weekly; small pulse = 70% of the batch culture volume was renewed weekly.

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Figure 2.

Yield of A) Serratia marcescens B) Novosphingobium capsulatum.

Yield is measured as optical density, and corresponds to the total maximum biomass measured during a weeklong fitness assay. The bars show the estimated marginal mean yield based on the GLMM + SE in all treatments. Treatments are the same as in Figure 1.

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Figure 3.

Mortality of A) Serratia marcescens B) Novosphingobium capsulatum.

The mortality is calculated as proportional reduction in biomass during a weeklong fitness assay. The bars show the estimated marginal mean mortality based on the GLMM + SE in all treatments. Treatments are the same as in Figure 1.

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Figure 4.

Biofilm production of A) Serratia marcescens B) Novosphingobium capsulatum.

Biofilm amount was measured at the end of a weeklong fitness assay. The bars show the estimated marginal mean biofilm amount based on the GLMM + SE in all treatments. Treatments are the same as in Figure 1.

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