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Environmental Regulation Can Arise Under Minimal Assumptions

Autor: McDonald-Gibson, J., Dyke, J. G., Di Paolo, E., Harvey, I. R.

Models that demonstrate environmental regulation as a consequence of organism and environment coupling all require a number of core assumptions. Many previous models, such as Daisyworld, require that certain environment-altering traits have a selecti

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Increasing complexity can increase stability in a self-regulating ecosystem

Autor: Dyke, J. G., McDonald-Gibson, J., Di Paolo, E., Harvey, I. R.

A long standing debate within ecology is to what extent ecosystem complexity and stability are related. Landmark theoretical studies claimed that the more complex an ecosystem, the more unstable it is likely to be. Stability in an ecosystems context

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Hysteresis and the Limits of Homeostasis: from Daisyworld to Phototaxis

Autor: Dyke, J. G., Harvey, I. R.

All biological organisms must be able to regulate certain essential internal variables, e.g. core body temperature in mammals, in order to survive. Almost by definition, those that cannot are dead. Changes that result in a mammal being able to tolera

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