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Data from: A structural approach for understanding multispecies coexistence
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Relative nonlinearity and seasonality
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Consumers and resources in space
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Evolution and its ecological consequences
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Ecological differentiation, interference, and coexistence in Odonata
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Trait-based ecological and eco-evolutionary theory
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The effects of anisotropic dispersal on species coexistence in a metacommunity
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Fundamental constraints to the logic of living systems
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Ecological models: higher complexity in, higher feasibility out
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Assembly archetypes in ecological communities
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Structural stability estimated through critical perturbation determines evolutionary persistence in mutualistic model ecosystems
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Complex systems in ecology: a guided tour with large Lotka–Volterra models and random matrices
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Structural stability as a consistent predictor of phenological events
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Robustness versus productivity during evolutionary community assembly: short-term synergies and long-term trade-offs
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Mean response and response diversity predict interactive stressor effects on coexistence in competitive communities
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A roadmap towards predicting species interaction networks (across space and time)
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Bridging parametric and nonparametric measures of species interactions unveils new insights of non-equilibrium dynamics
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Genetic diversity increases food-web persistence in the face of climate warming
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Different methods for niche and fitness differences computation offer contrasting explanations of species coexistence
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Niche differences, not fitness differences, explain coexistence across ecological groups
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Species existence and coexistence under nutrient enrichment in the Park Grass
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Loss of species richness with land use intensity is explained by a reduction in niche differences
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Multitrophic assembly: a perspective from modern coexistence theory
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Can higher-order interactions resolve the species coexistence paradox?
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Climate change decreases the likelihood of tropical forest community persistence with a strong mediation of plant-plant network structures
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Functional coexistence theory: a mechanistic framework linking biodiversity to ecosystem function
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Inferring intrinsic population growth rates and per capita interactions from ecological time-series
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Evolution of genetic variance and its consequences for eco-evolutionary responses in complex mutualistic networks
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Unfeasible expectations: the sensitivity of structural stability measures favours simpler metrics for empirical questions
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On the energetic boundaries of trophic systems
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Species interactions are internally constrained despite large climatic variability
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Modeling the effect of temperature on species coexistence
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Stably coexisting communities deliver higher ecosystem multifunctionality
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Local and Spatial Processes Shape the Collapse and Recovery of Mutualistic Networks
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Time-varying interactions change coexistence mechanisms
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Rethinking the importance of the structure of ecological networks under an environment-dependent framework
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Priority effects and non-hierarchical competition shape species composition in a complex grassland community
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Does deterministic coexistence theory matter in a finite world? Insights from serpentine annual plants
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Intuitive and broadly applicable definitions of niche and fitness differences
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Intraspecific variation promotes species coexistence and trait clustering through higher order interactions
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Deconstructing taxa x taxa x environment interactions in the microbiota: A theoretical examination
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A mechanistic path to maximize biomass productivity while maintaining diversity
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A process-based metacommunity framework linking local and regional scale community ecology
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Impact of colonization history on the composition of ecological systems
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Periodic temporal environmental variations induce coexistence in resource competition models
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Structural stability of nonlinear population dynamics
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Fingerprints of High-Dimensional Coexistence in Complex Ecosystems
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Growth‐competition‐herbivore resistance trade‐offs and the responses of alpine plant communities to climate change
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Coexistence theory as a tool to understand biological invasions in species interaction networks: Implications for the study of novel ecosystems
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Individual asymmetric competition responses across multidimensional niches may enable coexistence of closely related species
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Nitrogen fertilization promotes wheat–weed coexistence through niche differentiation and fitness equalization
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Reorganization of interaction networks modulates the persistence of species in late successional stages
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Why are some plant–pollinator networks more nested than others?
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Merging dynamical and structural indicators to measure resilience in multispecies systems
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Natural enemies have inconsistent impacts on the coexistence of competing species
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Modelling the effect of temperature on species coexistence
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Body size determines soil multitrophic diversity along a litter stoichiometry gradient in agroecosystems
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How to quantify competitive ability
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Everything you always wanted to know about intransitive competition but were afraid to ask
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Microenvironment and functional‐trait context dependence predict alpine plant community dynamics
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A competition–defence trade‐off both promotes and weakens coexistence in an annual plant community
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Updates on mechanisms of maintenance of species diversity
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Resource addition drives taxonomic divergence and phylogenetic convergence of plant communities
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Disentangling the effects of external perturbations on coexistence and priority effects
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Uncovering structural features that underlie coexistence in an invaded woody plant community with interaction networks at multiple life stages
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Episodic nutrient enrichments stabilise protist coexistence in planktonic oligotrophic conditions
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Niche differences, not fitness differences, explain predicted coexistence across ecological groups
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How does facilitation influence the outcome of species interactions?
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Soil mycobiome dissimilarity, independent of fungal guild, is associated with increased probability of plant coexistence
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When can we expect negative effects of plant diversity on community biomass?
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Polyploid—Diploid coexistence in the greater duckweed Spirodela polyrhiza
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Assembly Graph as the Rosetta Stone of Ecological Assembly
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A computational‐experimental framework for mapping plant coexistence
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Inferring competitive outcomes, ranks and intransitivity from empirical data: A comparison of different methods
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cxr: A toolbox for modelling species coexistence in R
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Widespread analytical pitfalls in empirical coexistence studies and a checklist for improving their statistical robustness
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The topology and drivers of ant–symbiont networks across Europe
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A practical guide to characterising ecological coexistence
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Metacommunity organisation of Amazonian stream fish assemblages: The importance of spatial and environmental factors
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Structural changes within trophic levels are constrained by within‐family assembly rules at lower trophic levels
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