2020
DOI: 10.1101/2020.11.09.374389
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A framework to assess the effects of changes in species composition on processes derived from trophic interactions

Abstract: Functional diversity uses response and effect traits to understand how communities are affected by changes in the environment and the consequences of modifications on communities composition to the ecosystem functioning. However, most studies focus on a single taxonomic or functional group, ignoring that many processes result from interspecific interactions. Here we established a multi-trophic trait-based framework to evaluate the consequences of community change for ecological processes. Specifically, we esti… Show more

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“…This approach facilitates comparisons of functional roles in ecological processes (Fig. 1c) and has led to new insights into species' contributions to ecological processes [44][45][46] and spatio-temporal variation in species' functional roles [41,47,48].…”
Section: Measuring the Contribution Of Species To Ecological Processe...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This approach facilitates comparisons of functional roles in ecological processes (Fig. 1c) and has led to new insights into species' contributions to ecological processes [44][45][46] and spatio-temporal variation in species' functional roles [41,47,48].…”
Section: Measuring the Contribution Of Species To Ecological Processe...mentioning
confidence: 99%