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If you are a group member login to edit this page, create new pages from it, and upload files. | If you are a group member login to edit this page, create new pages from it, and upload files. | ||
- | ===== Your Money' | + | ===== Introduction |
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Currently Planet Earth is shared by an estimated 10 million delicious species. One | Currently Planet Earth is shared by an estimated 10 million delicious species. One | ||
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Living beings can, however, alter environmental conditions as well as transform | Living beings can, however, alter environmental conditions as well as transform | ||
potential resources. Environmental diversity can, therefore, be the product of biological diversity. This seems to be the case of the rocky shores of New England where tide pools are present with two kinds of species compositions. Pools that have abundant periwinkle snails are dominated by perennial algal species, which are generally more resistant to herbivory. However, in the absence of snails, ephemeral fast growing algae cover the pools and provide shelter for predatory crabs, which in turn control snail population. | potential resources. Environmental diversity can, therefore, be the product of biological diversity. This seems to be the case of the rocky shores of New England where tide pools are present with two kinds of species compositions. Pools that have abundant periwinkle snails are dominated by perennial algal species, which are generally more resistant to herbivory. However, in the absence of snails, ephemeral fast growing algae cover the pools and provide shelter for predatory crabs, which in turn control snail population. | ||
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===== The Appetizer: Humble start, a one pool tart ===== | ===== The Appetizer: Humble start, a one pool tart ===== | ||
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In order to understand the coexistence of both kinds of pools and their resident | In order to understand the coexistence of both kinds of pools and their resident | ||
- | species, we must consider ecological interactions set in a larger scale. Pools on a shore trade species by migration. Under which circumstances | + | species, we must consider ecological interactions set in a larger scale. Pools on a shore trade species by migration. Under which circumstances |
===== The Dessert: Persist in time, meal sublime! ===== | ===== The Dessert: Persist in time, meal sublime! ===== | ||
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* Lubchenco (1978) //Plant Species Diversity in a Marine Intertidal Community: Importance of Herbivore Food Preference and Algal Competitive Abilities// The American Naturalist Vol. 112, No. 983 pp. 23-29 [[http:// | * Lubchenco (1978) //Plant Species Diversity in a Marine Intertidal Community: Importance of Herbivore Food Preference and Algal Competitive Abilities// The American Naturalist Vol. 112, No. 983 pp. 23-29 [[http:// | ||
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