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Dynamics of Two Species with Density-Dependent Interactions and Application to Mutualism
Ecological interactions shape the dynamics of natural populations in the wild. Density-dependent processes are widespread and may change the respective effects of populations on one another, for instance by shifting interactions from mutualistic to parasitic relationships. Here, we develop a general
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