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Succession of Bacteria and Archaea Within the Soil Micro-Food Web Shifts Soil Respiration Dynamics. [PDF]
Environ MicrobiolTamang M +8 more
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Spatial Variation in Food Web Structures, Energy Flows, and System Attributes Along the Pearl River and Their Indications of Protection and Restoration. [PDF]
Ecol EvolWang S +16 more
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Connected interactions: enriching food web research by spatial and social interactions. [PDF]
Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol SciValdovinos FS, Bodini A, Jordán F.
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Thiamin (vitamin B1, thiamine) transfer in the aquatic food web from lower to higher trophic levels. [PDF]
PLoS OneHylander S +6 more
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The presence of iteroparous salmonid spawning grounds affects the stable isotope signatures of food web components in Swedish boreal streams. [PDF]
HeliyonNaddafi R +5 more
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Food-web coupling by mobile consumers has individual to ecosystem level effects
Peller T +6 more
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2023
Abstract In the past ten years the ability to leverage modern computational approaches with the increasing quantity of digitized archaeological data has enabled the analysis of archaeologically informed ecological networks. Food webs are a type of ecological network that represent the trophic interactions, or consumption links, within ...
Jennie R. B. MILLER, Oswald J. SCHMITZ
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Abstract In the past ten years the ability to leverage modern computational approaches with the increasing quantity of digitized archaeological data has enabled the analysis of archaeologically informed ecological networks. Food webs are a type of ecological network that represent the trophic interactions, or consumption links, within ...
Jennie R. B. MILLER, Oswald J. SCHMITZ
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Journal of Animal Ecology, 2009
Food webs, descriptions of who is eating whom in an ecosystem, are one of the most enduring and influential concepts in ecology. An increasing number of studies are including parasite-host feeding interactions in food webs, each providing evidence that parasites alter our perception of food web structure. Amundsen et al. in this issue report intriguing
Beckerman, A P, Petchey, O L
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Food webs, descriptions of who is eating whom in an ecosystem, are one of the most enduring and influential concepts in ecology. An increasing number of studies are including parasite-host feeding interactions in food webs, each providing evidence that parasites alter our perception of food web structure. Amundsen et al. in this issue report intriguing
Beckerman, A P, Petchey, O L
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Microbial food chains and food webs
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1973Abstract Mathematical models for simple microbial food chains and food webs in continuous culture are developed and analyzed. A model for competition of two microbial species for a single scarce resource is also presented as a degenerate case of the food web model. Two models for food chains are developed.
J L, Jost +3 more
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Theoretical Population Biology, 1979
Abstract For nonrandom models of species interaction there is a precipitous decrease in stability as connectance increases. However, the range of stability for different models of the same connectance is large; stability also depends on how the species interactions are organized. Systems with species feeding on more than one trophic level (omnivores)
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Abstract For nonrandom models of species interaction there is a precipitous decrease in stability as connectance increases. However, the range of stability for different models of the same connectance is large; stability also depends on how the species interactions are organized. Systems with species feeding on more than one trophic level (omnivores)
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