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Species Coexistence: Ecological and Evolutionary Perspectives

M. Tokeshi

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Introduction: conceptual threads Origination: the basis of coexistence Origination and evolution of communities Patterns of species richness: temporal dimension Patterns of species richness: spatial dimension The niche, resources and species assembly Niche apportionment and relative abundances of coexisting species Competition, co-operation and coexistence Agent-mediated coexistence: predation and disturbance Patchiness, heterogeneity and stochasticity Traits and coexistence Stability and conservation of coexisting species Concluding remarks

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Introduction: conceptual threads Origination: the basis of coexistence Origination and evolution of communities Patterns of species richness: temporal dimension Patterns of species richness: spatial dimension The niche, resources and species assembly Niche apportionment and relative abundances of coexisting species Competition, co-operation and coexistence Agent-mediated coexistence: predation and disturbance Patchiness, heterogeneity and stochasticity Traits and coexistence Stability and conservation of coexisting species Concluding remarks

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Introduction: conceptual threads Origination: the basis of coexistence Origination and evolution of communities Patterns of species richness: temporal dimension Patterns of species richness: spatial dimension The niche, resources and species assembly Niche apportionment and relative abundances of coexisting species Competition, co-operation and coexistence Agent-mediated coexistence: predation and disturbance Patchiness, heterogeneity and stochasticity Traits and coexistence Stability and conservation of coexisting species Concluding remarks

Key concepts: Species richness, Ecology, Coexistence theory, Niche, Competition (biology), Extinction (optical mineralogy), Predation, Biology

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