Predator die-off reshapes ecosystems in expected and unexpected ways

by Philippa Kaur 16 January 2024, 23:00 199 Views

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17 January 2024

Mass-mortality events of predators are becoming more common, but their precise effects on food webs remain unclear. Experimentally induced predator die-offs led both to reduced predation and to fertilization from the bottom up. Together, these effects stabilized food webs.

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Predator die-off reshapes ecosystems in expected and unexpected ways

Study reveals a reaction at the heart of many renewable energy technologies

This AI just figured out geometry — is this a step towards artificial reasoning?

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