Plant-animal mutualistic networks¶
Bascompte, J., & Jordano, P. (2007). Plant-animal mutualistic networks: The architecture of biodiversity. Annual Review of Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics, 567-593.
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- Symbiosis
- Symbiosis surfaces co-evolutionary dynamics: one partner's adaptation triggers responses in the other, and the relationship as a unit evolves — a logic Bascompte and Jordano (2007) extend to whole plant–animal mutualistic networks, where the topology of couplings predicts collective resilience.
This sourceDevelops the network view of mutualistic communities, showing how nestedness, asymmetry, and connectivity govern co-evolutionary dynamics and resilience — the network-level analogue of the leverage-point logic invoked here.
- Symbiosis surfaces co-evolutionary dynamics: one partner's adaptation triggers responses in the other, and the relationship as a unit evolves — a logic Bascompte and Jordano (2007) extend to whole plant–animal mutualistic networks, where the topology of couplings predicts collective resilience.
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