Higher Order Interactions in Ecological Communities¶
Billick, I., & Case, T. J. (1994). Higher Order Interactions in Ecological Communities: What Are They and How Can They Be Detected?. Ecology, 75(6), 1529-1543.
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Mechanisms¶
- Compatibility Matrix
- Its structural blind spot is that it is pairwise by construction, so it cannot see higher-order interactions — three constituents each individually compatible can still be jointly hostile, and no cell will warn you.
This sourceShows that higher-order interactions can make full-community behavior unpredictable from interactions observed only in species subsets, including changes caused by a third species.
- Its structural blind spot is that it is pairwise by construction, so it cannot see higher-order interactions — three constituents each individually compatible can still be jointly hostile, and no cell will warn you.
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