<p>A) Stable, mixed community of two species (colocalization). Both types of cells are in the active, swarming state. B) Winning. The winner population forms a stable, swarming community (filled cells on top) while the loosing species (non-filled cells, near the starting position) will form a small community that will either stagnate in the solitary state, or die out, depending on the nutrients available. C1) Segregating populations. The species indicated with filled-dots is nearer to the resources, i.e. to the region of intact nutrients. C2) Patch-wise (mosaic-like) segregation. In the dfferent patches, either one or the other species is nearer to the resources.</p
Bacteria, eukaryotic cells, multicellular organisms, animals, and even humans forage to find resourc...
<p>In each panel, the species compositions are denoted as follows: S: superior species dominance, Co...
All panels are representative of a single experimental design whereby warmed plots are embedded in a...
<p>A) Stable, mixed community of two species (colocalization). Both types of cells are in the active...
<p>These systems lack signals and public goods, so the parameter space has only one variable, nutien...
<p>Competition of species A and B that can utilize each other’s signals, public goods and nutrients ...
Competition between two species in a metapopulation involves each inhibiting the other's ability fir...
<p>Populations from all SGV and EH treatment combinations are randomly paired in competition in the ...
<p>The combination of 3-d shapes and colors represent four different species. Species with similar r...
We tested the prediction from spatial competition models that intraspecific aggregation may promote ...
<p>A) Relative fitness of a constitutive secretor genotype <b>C</b> in competition with non-secretor...
All panels show comparisons between randomly assembled communities (bars) and communities assembled ...
Bacteria, eukaryotic cells, multicellular organisms, animals, and even humans forage to find resourc...
a) The fitness of species 2 is always greater than species 1 and therefore excludes species 1. b) Th...
Alternative strategy is common in animal populations to promote reproductive fitness by obtaining re...
Bacteria, eukaryotic cells, multicellular organisms, animals, and even humans forage to find resourc...
<p>In each panel, the species compositions are denoted as follows: S: superior species dominance, Co...
All panels are representative of a single experimental design whereby warmed plots are embedded in a...
<p>A) Stable, mixed community of two species (colocalization). Both types of cells are in the active...
<p>These systems lack signals and public goods, so the parameter space has only one variable, nutien...
<p>Competition of species A and B that can utilize each other’s signals, public goods and nutrients ...
Competition between two species in a metapopulation involves each inhibiting the other's ability fir...
<p>Populations from all SGV and EH treatment combinations are randomly paired in competition in the ...
<p>The combination of 3-d shapes and colors represent four different species. Species with similar r...
We tested the prediction from spatial competition models that intraspecific aggregation may promote ...
<p>A) Relative fitness of a constitutive secretor genotype <b>C</b> in competition with non-secretor...
All panels show comparisons between randomly assembled communities (bars) and communities assembled ...
Bacteria, eukaryotic cells, multicellular organisms, animals, and even humans forage to find resourc...
a) The fitness of species 2 is always greater than species 1 and therefore excludes species 1. b) Th...
Alternative strategy is common in animal populations to promote reproductive fitness by obtaining re...
Bacteria, eukaryotic cells, multicellular organisms, animals, and even humans forage to find resourc...
<p>In each panel, the species compositions are denoted as follows: S: superior species dominance, Co...
All panels are representative of a single experimental design whereby warmed plots are embedded in a...