Consequences of the Allee effect for behaviour, ecology and conservation¶
Stephens, P. A., & Sutherland, W. J. (1999). Consequences of the Allee effect for behaviour, ecology and conservation. Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 14(10), 401-405.
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- Increasing Returns
- … vocabulary — what economists following Arthur (1989) call network effects, biologists following Stephens and Sutherland (1999) call the Allee effect, sociologists following Merton (1968) call the Matthew effect, and chemists following Kauffman (1986) call autocatalysis all instantiate the same four-role topology.
This sourceSynthesis showing that the rising-marginal regime at low density implies a critical density threshold below which populations collapse and cannot recover even when habitat is restored — a structural conservation prediction derived directly from the increasing-returns gradient.
- … vocabulary — what economists following Arthur (1989) call network effects, biologists following Stephens and Sutherland (1999) call the Allee effect, sociologists following Merton (1968) call the Matthew effect, and chemists following Kauffman (1986) call autocatalysis all instantiate the same four-role topology.
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