Integrating the underlying structure of stochasticity into community ecology

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Integrating the underlying structure of stochasticity into community ecology. / Shoemaker, Lauren G.; Sullivan, Lauren L.; Donohue, Ian et al.
in: Ecology, Jahrgang 101, Nr. 2, e02922, 01.02.2020.

Publikation: Beiträge in ZeitschriftenZeitschriftenaufsätzeForschungbegutachtet

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Shoemaker, LG, Sullivan, LL, Donohue, I, Cabral, JS, Williams, RJ, Mayfield, MM, Chase, JM, Chu, C, Harpole, WS, Huth, A, HilleRisLambers, J, James, ARM, Kraft, NJB, May, F, Muthukrishnan, R, Satterlee, S, Taubert, F, Wang, X, Wiegand, T, Yang, Q & Abbott, KC 2020, 'Integrating the underlying structure of stochasticity into community ecology', Ecology, Jg. 101, Nr. 2, e02922. https://doi.org/10.1002/ecy.2922

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Shoemaker, L. G., Sullivan, L. L., Donohue, I., Cabral, J. S., Williams, R. J., Mayfield, M. M., Chase, J. M., Chu, C., Harpole, W. S., Huth, A., HilleRisLambers, J., James, A. R. M., Kraft, N. J. B., May, F., Muthukrishnan, R., Satterlee, S., Taubert, F., Wang, X., Wiegand, T., ... Abbott, K. C. (2020). Integrating the underlying structure of stochasticity into community ecology. Ecology, 101(2), Artikel e02922. https://doi.org/10.1002/ecy.2922

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Shoemaker LG, Sullivan LL, Donohue I, Cabral JS, Williams RJ, Mayfield MM et al. Integrating the underlying structure of stochasticity into community ecology. Ecology. 2020 Feb 1;101(2):e02922. Epub 2019 Okt 25. doi: 10.1002/ecy.2922

Bibtex

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title = "Integrating the underlying structure of stochasticity into community ecology",
abstract = "Stochasticity is a core component of ecology, as it underlies key processes that structure and create variability in nature. Despite its fundamental importance in ecological systems, the concept is often treated as synonymous with unpredictability in community ecology, and studies tend to focus on single forms of stochasticity rather than taking a more holistic view. This has led to multiple narratives for how stochasticity mediates community dynamics. Here, we present a framework that describes how different forms of stochasticity (notably demographic and environmental stochasticity) combine to provide underlying and predictable structure in diverse communities. This framework builds on the deep ecological understanding of stochastic processes acting at individual and population levels and in modules of a few interacting species. We support our framework with a mathematical model that we use to synthesize key literature, demonstrating that stochasticity is more than simple uncertainty. Rather, stochasticity has profound and predictable effects on community dynamics that are critical for understanding how diversity is maintained. We propose next steps that ecologists might use to explore the role of stochasticity for structuring communities in theoretical and empirical systems, and thereby enhance our understanding of community dynamics.",
keywords = "autocorrelation, demographic stochasticity, distribution, diversity, environmental stochasticity, population dynamics, scale, uncertainty, Ecosystems Research, Environmental Governance",
author = "Shoemaker, {Lauren G.} and Sullivan, {Lauren L.} and Ian Donohue and Cabral, {Juliano S.} and Williams, {Ryan J.} and Mayfield, {Margaret M.} and Chase, {Jonathan M.} and Chengjin Chu and Harpole, {W. Stanley} and Andreas Huth and Janneke HilleRisLambers and James, {Aubrie R.M.} and Kraft, {Nathan J.B.} and Felix May and Ranjan Muthukrishnan and Sean Satterlee and Franziska Taubert and Xugao Wang and Thorsten Wiegand and Qiang Yang and Abbott, {Karen C.}",
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T1 - Integrating the underlying structure of stochasticity into community ecology

AU - Shoemaker, Lauren G.

AU - Sullivan, Lauren L.

AU - Donohue, Ian

AU - Cabral, Juliano S.

AU - Williams, Ryan J.

AU - Mayfield, Margaret M.

AU - Chase, Jonathan M.

AU - Chu, Chengjin

AU - Harpole, W. Stanley

AU - Huth, Andreas

AU - HilleRisLambers, Janneke

AU - James, Aubrie R.M.

AU - Kraft, Nathan J.B.

AU - May, Felix

AU - Muthukrishnan, Ranjan

AU - Satterlee, Sean

AU - Taubert, Franziska

AU - Wang, Xugao

AU - Wiegand, Thorsten

AU - Yang, Qiang

AU - Abbott, Karen C.

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PY - 2020/2/1

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N2 - Stochasticity is a core component of ecology, as it underlies key processes that structure and create variability in nature. Despite its fundamental importance in ecological systems, the concept is often treated as synonymous with unpredictability in community ecology, and studies tend to focus on single forms of stochasticity rather than taking a more holistic view. This has led to multiple narratives for how stochasticity mediates community dynamics. Here, we present a framework that describes how different forms of stochasticity (notably demographic and environmental stochasticity) combine to provide underlying and predictable structure in diverse communities. This framework builds on the deep ecological understanding of stochastic processes acting at individual and population levels and in modules of a few interacting species. We support our framework with a mathematical model that we use to synthesize key literature, demonstrating that stochasticity is more than simple uncertainty. Rather, stochasticity has profound and predictable effects on community dynamics that are critical for understanding how diversity is maintained. We propose next steps that ecologists might use to explore the role of stochasticity for structuring communities in theoretical and empirical systems, and thereby enhance our understanding of community dynamics.

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KW - demographic stochasticity

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KW - environmental stochasticity

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KW - scale

KW - uncertainty

KW - Ecosystems Research

KW - Environmental Governance

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JF - Ecology

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