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The impact of species-neutral stage structure on macroecological patterns
Rafael D’Andrea,
James P. O’Dwyer
Plant Biology
Institute for Sustainability, Energy, and Environment
Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology
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Keyphrases
Neutral Theory
100%
Species Abundance Distribution
100%
Abundance Distribution
100%
Stage Structure
100%
Macroecological Patterns
100%
Power Law
66%
Interspecific Differences
66%
Neutral Model
66%
Ecological Equivalence
66%
Between-person
33%
Model Prediction
33%
Biological Mechanisms
33%
Good Fit
33%
Fecundity
33%
Low Mortality
33%
Life Stages
33%
Low Fecundity
33%
Eusocial Insect
33%
Demographic Structure
33%
Neutral Theory of Biodiversity
33%
Cumulative Counts
33%
Number of Births
33%
Unstructured Model
33%
Mortality Change
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Neutral Gene Theory
100%
Population Abundance
100%
Biodiversity
33%
Mathematics
Neutral Theory
100%
Power Law
66%
Life Stage
33%
Biological Mechanism
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Biodiversity
100%