Historical Contingency in Community Assembly¶
Fukami, T. (2015). Historical Contingency in Community Assembly: Integrating Niches, Species Pools, and Priority Effects. Annual Review of Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics, 46, 1-23.
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Primes¶
- First Mover Advantage
- In evolutionary biology and ecology, priority effects in community assembly mean the species that arrives first at a habitat patch can monopolize resources or alter the abiotic environment so as to exclude later arrivals; arrival order, not species identity alone, determines the community endpoint.
This sourceReviews priority effects via niche preemption and niche modification: early-arriving species monopolize resources or modify the environment to exclude later, even fitter, arrivals, so arrival order shapes the community endpoint.
- In evolutionary biology and ecology, priority effects in community assembly mean the species that arrives first at a habitat patch can monopolize resources or alter the abiotic environment so as to exclude later arrivals; arrival order, not species identity alone, determines the community endpoint.
- Founder Effect
- In microbiomes and ecological communities, the first colonizers of a freshly available substrate heavily bias which later colonizers succeed.
This sourceReviews priority effects by which early colonizers of a fresh substrate bias which later species and microbes can establish.
- In microbiomes and ecological communities, the first colonizers of a freshly available substrate heavily bias which later colonizers succeed.
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