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Since Rosenzweig showed the destabilisation of exploited ecosystems, the so called , several
mechanisms have been proposed to resolve this paradox. In this paper we will show that a feeding threshold in the functional response for predators feeding on a prey population stabilizes the system and that there exists a minimum
threshold value above which the predator-prey system is unconditionally stable with respect to enrichment. Two models are
analysed, the first being the classical Rosenzweig-MacArthur...
The seasonality hypothesis states that climates characterized by
large annual cycles select for large body sizes. In order to study
the effects of seasonality on the evolution of body size, we use a
model that is based on physiological rules and first principles. At
the ecological time scale, our model results show that both larger
productivity and seasonality may lead to larger body sizes. Our
model is the first dynamic and process-based model to support the
seasonality hypothesis and hence...
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