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Coexistence of grasses and shrubs in Patagonian steppes. Norm or exception?
Community ecology’s central challenge is to define and corroborate theoretical frameworks that predict -at least in general terms- the composition of communities. The predictive power of a theory based on interspecific interactions and ecological niches has been questioned (Lawton 1999; Hubbell 2001
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