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Microbial rescue effects: How microbiomes can save hosts from extinction

2020-10-01

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Rescue effects arise when ecological and evolutionary processes restore positive intrinsic growth rates in populations that are at risk of going extinct. Rescue effects have traditionally focused on the roles of immigration, phenotypic plasticity, gene flow, and adaptation. However, species interactions are also critical for understanding how populations respond to environmental change. In particular, the fitness...

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DOI: 10.1111/1365-2435.13493

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