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Successional Dynamics in the Seasonally Forced Diamond Food Web
2012
American Naturalist
Online enhancements: appendix, Mathematica code. abstract: Plankton seasonal succession is a classic example of nonequilibrium community dynamics. Despite the fact that it has been well studied empirically, it lacks a general quantitative theory. Here we investigate a food web model that includes a resource, two phytoplankton, and a shared grazer-the diamond food web-in a seasonal environment. The model produces a number of successional trajectories that have been widely discussed in the
doi:10.1086/665998
pmid:22673647
fatcat:dll765iscrdvpd553unujoieme