Coupling demography and interactions reshapes the structural stability of ecological communities
The assembly of ecological communities depends on both species' demography and the interactions among them. Ecological theory assumes that both ecological processes vary independently. However, empirical evidence demonstrates otherwise. How the structural stability of ecological communities changes when species' intrinsic growth rates and interactions are coupled remains unknown. To address this…
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