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Life history speed, population disappearances and noise-induced ratchet effects

2022-01-28

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Nature is replete with variation in the body sizes, reproductive output, and generation times of species that produce life history responses known to vary from small and fast to large and slow. Although researchers recognize that life history speed likely dictates fundamental processes in consumer-resource interactions like productivity and stability, theoretical work remains incomplete in this critical area. Here...

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Literature Corpus work: a20e3d25-f55f-565c-9e23-f41dc68683ef
DOI: 10.1101/2022.01.27.478031

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