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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2024-09-26
摘要
A long-standing question in biology is whether there are common principles that characterize the development of ecological systems (the appearance of a group of taxa), regardless of organismal 多樣性 and environmental context.1-11 Classic ecological theory holds that these systems develop following a sequenced, orderly process that generally proceeds from fast-growing to slow-growing taxa and depends on life-history trade-offs.2,12,13 However, it is also possible that this developmental order is simply the path with the least environmental resistance for survival of the component 物種 and hence favored by probability alone. Here, we use theory and data to show that the order from fast- to slow-growing taxa is the most likely developmental path for diverse systems when local taxon interactions s
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