Original paper
Interannual variability in species composition explained as seasonally entrained chaos
Volume: 276, Issue: 1669, Pages: 2871 - 2880
Published: May 27, 2009
Abstract
The species composition of plankton, insect and annual plant communities may vary markedly from year to year. Such interannual variability is usually thought to be driven by year-to-year variation in weather conditions. Here we examine an alternative explanation. We studied the effects of regular seasonal forcing on a multi-species predator-prey model consisting of phytoplankton and zooplankton species. The model predicts that interannual...
Paper Details
Title
Interannual variability in species composition explained as seasonally entrained chaos
Published Date
May 27, 2009
Volume
276
Issue
1669
Pages
2871 - 2880
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