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Reinterpreting the relationship between number of species and number of links connects community structure and stability

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Authors: Camille Carpentier; György Barabás; Jürg Werner Spaak; Frederik De Laender;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.4671578 , 10.5281/zenodo.4671579

Reinterpreting the relationship between number of species and number of links connects community structure and stability

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Abstract

This is the first release of the code accompanying the paper: Carpentier et al. (2021). Reinterpreting the relationship between number of species and number of links connects community structure and stability. In Nature Ecology and Evolution. Read online or View at Publisher The code allows to (1) carry out in-silico extinction experiments, (2) estimate the shape of the link-species relationship for a given network and (3) compute the network's robustness and local stability. More information is available in the readme file (or on the Github repository).

Related Organizations

University of Namur, Namur Institute for Complex Systems
Belgium
Linköping University
Sweden
Cornell University
United States
University of Namur
Belgium

Keywords

Local stability, Number of links, Link-species relationship, Robustness, Species richness

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