Stability-Diversity Relationships is a theoretical framework in community ecology that specifies how the diversity of species within an ecological community influences the temporal stability of ecosystem functions, distinguishing it from related models by explicitly linking biodiversity metrics to the variability and resilience of community dynamics over time.
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High-order species interactions shape ecosystem diversity
Eyal Bairey, Eric D. Kelsic, Roy Kishony · Nature Communications · 2016 · 480 citations · Full text
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