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<b>Multi-community asynchrony stabilizes aquatic ecosystem via </b><b>habitat heterogeneity</b>
The portfolio effect-based asynchrony-stability hypothesis has been well established within the single trophic communities, yet whether it extends across multiple communities in complex aquatic food webs remains poorly understood. In this paper, we examined the relations
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