Redundancy in Ecosystems.¶
Lawton, J. H., & Brown, V. K. (1993). Redundancy in Ecosystems. Biodiversity and Ecosystem Function.
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- Functional Redundancy (Degeneracy)
- … whether species are redundant but how their failure modes correlate — a framing engineering inherits when mature analysis identifies common-mode failure modes (shared power, shared code, shared vendor, shared environment, shared ancestry, shared operational procedures) and designs redundancy to decorrelate them.
This sourceClassic chapter arguing the central empirical question is not whether species are redundant but how their failure modes correlate; directly supports the abstract-reasoning claim that the key question is failure-mode correlation, not redundancy per se.
- … whether species are redundant but how their failure modes correlate — a framing engineering inherits when mature analysis identifies common-mode failure modes (shared power, shared code, shared vendor, shared environment, shared ancestry, shared operational procedures) and designs redundancy to decorrelate them.
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