The Ecology of Invasions by Animals and Plants¶
Elton, C. S. (1958). The Ecology of Invasions by Animals and Plants.
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- Access Friction
- The transfer even reaches non-human substrates: an incumbent species benefits from access friction in the form of established niche occupancy, and invaders pay an entry cost residents have amortized, so invasion-ecology interventions are structurally identical to access-friction reduction in markets.
This sourceFoundational invasion-ecology text establishing biotic resistance and established niche occupancy by residents, so that an invading species faces an entry cost that incumbents have already amortized.
- The transfer even reaches non-human substrates: an incumbent species benefits from access friction in the form of established niche occupancy, and invaders pay an entry cost residents have amortized, so invasion-ecology interventions are structurally identical to access-friction reduction in markets.
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