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D. P. Maes

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F. S. Valdovinos· 2 shared K. R. S. Hale· 2 shared

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Simple mechanisms of plant reproductive benefits yield different dynamics in pollination and seed dispersal mutualisms

K. R. S. Hale, D. P. Maes, F. S. Valdovinos

The paper develops population dynamic models to compare pollination and seed dispersal mutualisms, finding they exhibit different stability dynamics at low density depending on plant carrying capacity, animal foraging efficiency, and obligacy.

bioRxiv · May 5, 2021Ecology

Ecological theory of mutualism: Models generalizing across different mechanisms

K. R. S. Hale, D. P. Maes, F. S. Valdovinos

The paper develops extensible models for two-species mutualisms to evaluate population-level consequences of different mechanisms and proposes a general ecological theory of mutualism.

bioRxiv · Oct 25, 2020 · PreprintEcology