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Public Patterns in Private Writing: Computational Insights into Russophone Diaries
The Russian Review, Volume 84, Issue 3, Page 484-501, July 2025.Abstract Diaries seem to contain almost anything; how could it be otherwise, given the diversity of their authors, the variety of contexts in which they are authored, and the range of reasons for authoring them? But examining diaries en masse, using computationally assisted reading, discloses large‐scale commonalities obscured by the local variance ...
Tatyana Gershkovich +2 more
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Ecology Letters, Volume 28, Issue 1, January 2025.We explored the patterns of species performance in a real‐world community, dependent on pairwise and higher‐order interactions with species belonging to the same and other trophic levels (plant, herbivore and pollinator). We found that a continuum from positive to negative direct interactions, common to individuals in one guild,are sufficient to ...
Lisa Buche +7 more
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Unpacking sublinear growth: diversity, stability and coexistence
Oikos, Volume 2025, Issue 1, January 2025.How can so many species coexist in natural ecosystems remains a fundamental question in ecology. Classical models suggest that competition for space and resources should maintain the number of coexisting species far below the staggering diversity commonly found in nature.
Guim Aguadé‐Gorgorió +3 more
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The assembly and dynamics of ecological communities in an ever‐changing world
Ecological Monographs, Volume 94, Issue 4, November 2024.Abstract Alternative perspectives on the maintenance of biodiversity and the assembly of ecological communities suggest that both processes cannot be investigated simultaneously. In this concept and synthesis, we challenge this view by presenting major theoretical advances in structural stability and permanence theory.
Oscar Godoy +3 more
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Kulturní StudiaThis study examines the pilgrimage practices of Central Asian Muslims to Mecca before the region became part of the Russian Empire and shows that despite the importance of the Hajj in Islam, participation from this area was limited. The analysis outlines
Vladimir Litvinov
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Ecology, Volume 105, Issue 8, August 2024.Abstract Within communities, species are wrapped in a set of feedbacks with each other and with their environment. When such feedbacks are strong enough they can generate alternative stable states. So far, research on alternative stable states has mostly focused on systems with a small number of species and a limited diversity of interaction types ...
Benoît Pichon +3 more
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Buddhist Concept of “Samsara” in I. A. Bunin’s Creative Work
Philology. Theory & Practice, 2022 The aim of the study is to determine the religious and philosophical meaning of the concept of “samsara” in I. A. Bunin’s creativity. The article focuses on the philosophical concepts of Buddhism characteristic of Bunin’s prose, their origins. The scientific novelty consists in the fact that the paper is dedicated to a detailed analysis of a number of ...
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Aging Cell, Volume 23, Issue 6, June 2024.Elevated TNF levels because of advanced age increase the expression of Dusp1 and Ptprs, which encode negative regulators of MAPK signaling. This inhibits the ability of alveolar macrophages to effectively respond to bacterial infection. This TNF‐mediated suppression phenocopies glucocorticoid immunosuppression, which has been shown to be mediated by ...
Katherine L. Kruckow +5 more
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I. A. Bunin’s Story "The Cicadas": History of the Text
Russkaya literatura, 2020 The paper investigates the history of the text of I. A. Bunin’s story "The Cicadas" (later called "The Night"), with all the surviving autographs, publications of this text, as well as the author’s later period notes on the printed copies of the story taken into account. All stages of the author’s work on the story are studied (cuts, editing, additions,
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When can higher‐order interactions produce stable coexistence?
Ecology Letters, Volume 27, Issue 6, June 2024.Most ecological models assume that species interact in pairs, but they often fail to predict the diversity observed in nature. One fascinating explanation for this mismatch is that interactions that only occur among three or more species (called higher‐order interactions) are crucial for the maintenance of ecological diversity.
Theo L. Gibbs +5 more
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