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Community dynamics: what happens when we rerun the tape?
Journal of theoretical biology - 21 Aug 2000
Savage M, Sawhill B, Askenazi M
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The role of historical events, such as disturbances, in producing alternative developmental outcomes in forest structure has long been debated. Diversity in the assemblages of coexisting species is one measure of alternative outcomes of succession. The intermediate disturbance hypothesis proposes that a moderate disturbance level produces the highest levels of species diversity. Here, we use an agent-based model...
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