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A Network of Dynamic Keystone Species

by Takashi Ikegami, Tomoharu Iwata, Koh Hashimoto , 2002
"... A concept of dynamic keystone species is proposed based on simulation studies of replicator equations. We report that the variables of this equation can be categorized into three groups based on their individual dynamic behaviour. ..."
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A concept of dynamic keystone species is proposed based on simulation studies of replicator equations. We report that the variables of this equation can be categorized into three groups based on their individual dynamic behaviour.

Concepts of keystone species and species importance in ecology

by L U Zhao-Hua , M A Ling , Qing-Xi Gou , 2001
"... Abstract: This paper discussed the keystone species concept and introduced the typical characteristics of keystone species and their identification in communities or ecosystems. Based on the research of the keystone species, the concept of species importance (SI) was first advanced in this paper. T ..."
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Abstract: This paper discussed the keystone species concept and introduced the typical characteristics of keystone species and their identification in communities or ecosystems. Based on the research of the keystone species, the concept of species importance (SI) was first advanced in this paper

dispersal services by a keystone species

by Robert J. Warren, Amy Mcmillan, Joshua R. King, Lacy Chick, A. Bradford, Robert J. Warren, Ii Amy Mcmillan
"... Forest invader replaces predation but not ..."
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Forest invader replaces predation but not

The Essential Librarian? An Exploration of Academic Librarians as a “Keystone Species” The Essential Librarian? An Exploration of Academic Librarians as a “Keystone Species”

by Jessica George, Lisa Stillwell, Marjorie Warmkessel
"... Student: “Librarians are very smart people. They definitely have IQs” Academic librarians, and those who benefit from their specialized knowledge and skills, understand the essential ..."
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Student: “Librarians are very smart people. They definitely have IQs” Academic librarians, and those who benefit from their specialized knowledge and skills, understand the essential

Limaria hians (Mollusca: Limacea): a neglected reef-forming keystone species

by J. M. Hall-spencera, P. G. Mooreb
"... 1. The case is made for recognition of the marine bivalve Limaria hians as a reef-forming species, which plays a key architectural role in certain benthic communities around the United Kingdom and Ireland. 2. This species uses byssal threads to construct nests that can coalesce to form reefs that co ..."
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1. The case is made for recognition of the marine bivalve Limaria hians as a reef-forming species, which plays a key architectural role in certain benthic communities around the United Kingdom and Ireland. 2. This species uses byssal threads to construct nests that can coalesce to form reefs

keystone species for aquatic ecosystem conservation in South Africa: The case of the Olifants River

by Peter J. Ashton
"... The demise of the Nile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus) as a ..."
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The demise of the Nile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus) as a

SYMPOSIUM Saxitoxin and theOchre Sea Star: Molecule of Keystone Significance and a Classic Keystone Species

by Karisa M. Pierce
"... Synopsis Saxitoxins (STXs) are paralytic alkaloids produced by marine dinoflagellates in response to biotic and abiotic stressors yielding harmful algal blooms. Because STX impacts coastal, near-shore communities to a greater extent than would be predicted by its relative abundance, it has been refe ..."
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referred to as a ‘‘molecule of keystone significance’ ’ in reference to Robert Paine’s Keystone Species Concept. Pisaster ochraceus, the predator upon which Paine’s concept was founded, inhabits waters regularly plagued by harmful algal blooms, but the effects of STX on Pisaster have not yet been inves

The European spruce bark beetle Ips typographus in a national park: from pest to keystone species

by Jörg Mü , A E Heinz , Bußler Ae , Martin Goßner , A E Thomas , Rettelbach Ae , Peter Duelli , J Müller , H Bußler , M Goßner , P Duelli
"... Abstract The influence of natural disturbance on biodiversity is poorly known in the intensively cultivated landscape of Europe. As an example of insect disturbance we studied effects of gaps generated by outbreaks of the spruce bark beetle (Ips typographus) on biodiversity in the area of the Natio ..."
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that I. typographus fulfils the majority of criteria for a keystone species, particularly that of maintenance of biodiversity in forests. Our results emphasize the value for the study and conservation of insect diversity of the policy of non-interference with natural processes pursued in some protected

Life-history trait of the Mediterranean keystone species Patella rustica: growth and microbial bioerosion

by I. Prusina, M. Peharda, D. Ezgeta-balić, S. Puljas, B. Glamuzina, S. Golubić , 2015
"... The age and shell growth patterns in populations of Patella rustica in the Adriatic Sea were determined by analyzing the inner growth lines visible in shell sections. Marginal increment analysis showed annual periodicity with the annual growth line being deposited in May. The growth analysis of 120 ..."
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) was 0.30 year-1. Growth performance index value of P. rustica (Ø’) was 2.64, among the lowest ranges reported for limpet species. Patella rustica shells were degraded to different degrees by microbial bioerosion. The damage was most often restricted to the oldest parts of the shell, i.e. apex

The trophic role of the squid Loligo plei as a keystone species in the South Brazil Bight ecosystem

by Maria A. Gasalla, A R. Rodrigues
"... The issue of whether loliginid squid can influence the average structure of marine ecosystems in a keystone role, i.e. a strong effect with relatively low biomass, has not yet been examined. Here, the diet of Loligo plei in inner shelf waters of the South Brazil Bight was examined, as a first step, ..."
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pelagic species, trichiurids, and Merluccius hubbsi. Demersal species, such as Ctenosciaena gracilicirrhus, and flatfish were also present. An ecosystem network model is updated through which a mixed-trophic impact matrix and “keystone-ness ” indicators were calculated. Loligo plei represents an important
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