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A theory of species stability in ecological communities
Species do not live in isolation: they eat, compete, and support one another in intricate networks of interactions. These interactions play a crucial role in shaping population dynamics and determining how species withstand or recover from disturbances. Yet, while functional ecology has long emphasi
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