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Positive interactions within and between populations decrease the likelihood of evolutionary rescue

2020-08-06

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Positive interactions, including intraspecies cooperation and interspecies mutualisms, play crucial roles in shaping the structure and function of many ecosystems, ranging from plant communities to the human microbiome. While the evolutionary forces that form and maintain positive interactions have been investigated extensively, the influence of positive interactions on the ability of species to adapt to new envir...

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3eb2abfc-0ebe-503e-945a-96dc5b97b392
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10.1101/2020.08.06.239608
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