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Effect of Parity in Cyclically Competing Communities
Communities exhibiting cyclic (i.e., ``winnerless'') competition occur throughout nature. These systems can exhibit qualitatively different long-term behavior depending on the strength of inter-species competition and a specific property of the number of interacting species: parity. We consider how
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