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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2014-04-22
摘要
Ecological communities in which organisms complete their life cycles on discrete ephemeral patches are common and often support an unusually large number of 物種. Explaining this 多樣性 is challenging for communities of ecologically similar 物種 undergoing preemptive competition, where classic coexistence mechanisms may not readily apply. We use nonpollinating fig wasps as a model community characterized by high 多樣性 and preemptive competition to show how subadditive 族群 growth and a trade-off between competitor fecundity and dispersal ability can lead to coexistence. Because nonpollinator 物種 are often closely related, have similar life histories, and compete for the same discrete resources, understanding their coexistence is challenging given competitive exclusion is expected. Empirical observatio
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