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Trait overdispersion in dragonflies reveals the role and drivers of competition in community assembly across space and season
Our understanding of how biotic interactions influence animal community assembly is largely restricted to local systems due to the difficulty of obtaining ecologically meaningful assemblage data across large spatial extents. Here, we used thousands of spatio‐phenologically high‐resolution assemblage
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