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Subjects and housing This research was conducted in March–April 2018, at the Lizard Island Research Station, Australia. A total of 40 fish participated in the experiments, 20 juvenile and 20 adult cleaner wrasse, distinguishable by their distinct colour pattern: juveniles are mostly blue with a black stripe, while the blue becomes whiter in adults. There […] More
The 36 dominating phytoplankton morphotypes in Lake Constance faced a concave trade-off between defense and maximum growth rate. We found that the community average values of defense and maximum growth rate showed opposed seasonal dynamics. We did not observe distinct seasonal dynamics in the community average phosphate affinity, but morphotypes with a rather low growth […] More
Our starting point is a model for a single terrace (ecosystem) that describes a water-limited plant community24,26. It consists of two water variables, below-ground or soil water, (W), and above-ground or surface water, (H), and biomass variables ({B}_{1},{B}_{2},ldots ,{B}_{m}), representing the above-ground biomass of (m) functional groups. We focus on functional groups of species that […] More
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