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Linking Biotic Interactions to Species Stability
ABSTRACT Ecological communities are typically composed of many species, each interacting with many others. This complexity makes it difficult to predict their responses to disturbances. Here a mathematical analysis of ecological models reveals a surprisingly simple principle: species responses to di
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