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Competition–colonization dynamics and multimodality in diversity–disturbance relationships

https://doi.org/10.1002/ecy.3672
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Chesson's coexistence theory
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The intermediate disturbance hypothesis should be abandoned
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Mechanisms of Coexistence
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Experimental demonstration of the importance of competition under disturbance
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A competitive network theory of species diversity
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THE DIVERSITY–DISTURBANCE RELATIONSHIP: IS IT GENERALLY STRONG AND PEAKED?
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THE INTERMEDIATE DISTURBANCE HYPOTHESIS: PATCH DYNAMICS AND MECHANISMS OF SPECIES COEXISTENCE
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COMPETITION–COLONIZATION TRADE-OFFS AND DISTURBANCE EFFECTS AT MULTIPLE SCALES
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Competition-colonization dynamics and multimodality in diversity-disturbance relationships

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