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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2023-06-07
摘要
Life history, the schedule of when and how fast organisms grow, die and reproduce, is a critical axis along which 物種 differ from each other. In parallel, competition is a fundamental mechanism that determines the potential for 物種 coexistence. Previous models of 隨機 competition have demonstrated that large numbers of 物種 can persist over long timescales, even when competing for a single common resource, but how life history differences between 物種 increase or decrease the possibility of coexistence and, conversely, whether competition constrains what combinations of life history strategies complement each other remain open questions. Here we show that specific combinations of life history strategy optimize the persistence times of 物種 competing for a single resource before one 物種 overtakes its
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