Network approaches hold useful tools to explore different ecological and evolutionary processes that may shape complex interaction patterns in local communities ...
Differences in researchers' understanding of network concepts are common and may be leading to a lack of depth in explanations of ecological phenomena (Blüthgen ...
Network analyses of mutualistic or antagonistic interactions between species are very popular, but their biological interpretations are often unclear and ...
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Why network analysis is often disconnected from community ecology: a critique and an ecologist's guide. N Blüthgen. Basic and Applied Ecology 11 (3), 185-195, ...
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ABSTRACT: We compare and contrast asymmetry and nestedness, two concepts used in the characterisation of the specialist-generalist balance in bipartite ...
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Ecological networks are a useful tool to study the complexity of biotic interactions at a community level. We introduce a framework for network analysis to.
Why network analysis is often disconnected from community ecology: A critique and an ecologist's guide. Basic and Applied Ecology, 11, 185–195.CrossRef ...