Mechanisms of Maintenance of Species Diversity¶
Chesson, P. (2000). Mechanisms of Maintenance of Species Diversity. Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics.
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- Janzen-Connell Hypothesis
- In Chesson's (2000) coexistence framework, this is a stabilizing mechanism: it prevents any single species from monopolizing space because the species most capable of competitively excluding others is simultaneously the species accumulating the highest enemy load
This sourceChesson's review, the source of the stabilizing/equalizing distinction, which classifies frequency-dependent predation of this kind as a stabilizing mechanism - one that increases negative intraspecific relative to interspecific interactions and so is essential to stable coexistence.
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- In Chesson's (2000) coexistence framework, this is a stabilizing mechanism: it prevents any single species from monopolizing space because the species most capable of competitively excluding others is simultaneously the species accumulating the highest enemy load
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