Bridging Theory and Experiments of Priority Effects
This paper clarifies confusion in priority effects by categorizing them into frequency-dependent and trait-dependent mechanisms, enabling better ecological modeling and prediction.
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This paper clarifies confusion in priority effects by categorizing them into frequency-dependent and trait-dependent mechanisms, enabling better ecological modeling and prediction.
The paper examines how predation and competition influence trait diversity in odonate communities across spatial and temporal scales.
This study shows how priority effects influence biodiversity in seasonal metacommunities, finding that dispersal impacts depend on the mechanism driving priority effects.
This study examines how temperature and nutrient conditions influence predator-prey interactions under phenological shifts in freshwater systems.
H.-X. Zou, S. Schreiber, V. H. W. Rudolf
The paper shows that priority effects in competition depend on species' life history and the number of generations per season, with stronger effects in systems with fewer generations.