Add to ORKGPredator diversity and identity drive interaction strength and trophic cascades in a food we
Cascading trophic interactions are often defined as the indirect effects of a predator on primary pr...
Global change is altering the diversity, composition, and interactions of predator species even more...
The biodiversity–ecosystem functioning (BEF) relationship is central in community ecology. Its drive...
Predator diversity and identity drive interaction strength and trophic cascades in a food we
Copyright by the Ecological Society of AmericaDeclining predator diversity may drastically affect th...
Declining predator diversity may drastically affect the biomass and productivity of herbivores and p...
In recent years, there has been a renewed interest in the ecological consequences of individual trai...
The link between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning is now well established, but the challenge r...
Fifty non-aggregated community food webs, containing from 10 to 74 species, were analyzed in order t...
Multitrophic interactions play key roles in the origin and maintenance of species diversity, and the...
Food webs – networks of predator-prey interactions – are of fundamental importance to the ecological...
Ecological communities emerge as a consequence of gradual evolution, speciation, and immigration. In...
Understanding how ecological processes determine patterns among species coexisting within eco-system...
The networks of predator-prey interactions in ecological systems are remarkably complex, but neverth...
Food webs traditionally specify the structure of who eats whom among species within a habitat or eco...
Cascading trophic interactions are often defined as the indirect effects of a predator on primary pr...
Global change is altering the diversity, composition, and interactions of predator species even more...
The biodiversity–ecosystem functioning (BEF) relationship is central in community ecology. Its drive...
Predator diversity and identity drive interaction strength and trophic cascades in a food we
Copyright by the Ecological Society of AmericaDeclining predator diversity may drastically affect th...
Declining predator diversity may drastically affect the biomass and productivity of herbivores and p...
In recent years, there has been a renewed interest in the ecological consequences of individual trai...
The link between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning is now well established, but the challenge r...
Fifty non-aggregated community food webs, containing from 10 to 74 species, were analyzed in order t...
Multitrophic interactions play key roles in the origin and maintenance of species diversity, and the...
Food webs – networks of predator-prey interactions – are of fundamental importance to the ecological...
Ecological communities emerge as a consequence of gradual evolution, speciation, and immigration. In...
Understanding how ecological processes determine patterns among species coexisting within eco-system...
The networks of predator-prey interactions in ecological systems are remarkably complex, but neverth...
Food webs traditionally specify the structure of who eats whom among species within a habitat or eco...
Cascading trophic interactions are often defined as the indirect effects of a predator on primary pr...
Global change is altering the diversity, composition, and interactions of predator species even more...
The biodiversity–ecosystem functioning (BEF) relationship is central in community ecology. Its drive...