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Selection Rules for Species Coexistence in a Hierarchical May-Leonard Model
One of the central challenges in evolutionary dynamics is understanding why some species combinations persist while others disappear. Although cyclic-interaction models have provided fundamental insights into biodiversity maintenance, much less is known about how hierarchical competitive interaction
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