The complexity and stability of ecosystems¶
Pimm, S. L. (1984). The complexity and stability of ecosystems. Nature, 307(5949), 321-326.
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- Resilience
- Each standard implies different design trade-offs and measurement approaches. Absorbing capacity. The system has capacity to absorb disturbance without immediate regime change — buffers, redundancy, slack, structural robustness, as Pimm (1984) analyzes in his treatment of complexity and stability in ecosystems
This sourceDecomposes ecological stability into resilience, persistence, resistance, and variability; analyzes how diversity, complexity, and absorbing capacity shape recovery from perturbation.
- Each standard implies different design trade-offs and measurement approaches. Absorbing capacity. The system has capacity to absorb disturbance without immediate regime change — buffers, redundancy, slack, structural robustness, as Pimm (1984) analyzes in his treatment of complexity and stability in ecosystems
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