FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3188593846> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3188593846 endingPage "1738" @default.
• W3188593846 startingPage "1726" @default.
• W3188593846 abstract "Communities can be described by species, interactions and the network of interactions which emerge from these building blocks. Networks are often summarized by diverse metrics which capture key components of network topology, for example, number of trophic levels, number of interactions per species (i.e. degree) and frequency of apparent competition modules (i.e. motifs). Network metrics are often used to predict whole community responses following a perturbation. Understanding whether our predictive capabilities at the network level are maintained at other levels of organization such as species and interaction levels is critical but rarely studied. Our objective was to determine whether we can use different network metrics (e.g. modularity, species roles) to predict which networks, species and interactions will persist following a perturbation. Given the nested structure of interactions, species and networks, we hypothesized that those metrics which were correlated with network persistence would be the same metrics correlated with which species and interactions persist and that the direction of these correlations would be maintained across organizational levels (i.e. network, species and interactions). We used numerical simulations of a dynamic food web model and model selection to test the relationships between network metrics (e.g. degree, modularity, motif profiles) and network, species and interaction‐level persistence. We found that out degree and frequency of both apparent and exploitative competition were the best predictors of species persistence, however all metrics were weak predictors of species persistence. This demonstrates that metrics which predict network persistence are not always the best predictors of species and interaction level persistence. Additionally, metrics can work in opposition depending on the organizational scope examined; for example interaction strength is positively correlated with interaction persistence, but negatively correlated with species persistence. Multiscale analysis of network metrics such as this one, may provide critical insight for advancing network‐based environmental management in the Anthropocene." @default.
• W3188593846 created "2021-08-16" @default.
• W3188593846 creator A5063373470 @default.
• W3188593846 creator A5067361473 @default.
• W3188593846 date "2021-08-09" @default.
• W3188593846 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W3188593846 title "Incongruent drivers of network, species and interaction persistence in food webs" @default.
• W3188593846 cites W1844424824 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W1965351813 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W1967793983 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W1972753341 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W1973539614 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W1975998971 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W1987852776 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W1988994853 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W1995537022 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W1996263122 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2000256297 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2002469834 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2004270844 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2005199124 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2006265485 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2009150640 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2014611299 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2020722724 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2024882325 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2025278182 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2026269078 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2026691876 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2039755861 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2049546703 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2052057004 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2053654146 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2057680921 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2060597733 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2064346432 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2066430947 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2076231766 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2079032822 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2081201855 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2089020206 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2097186933 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2102196187 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2103388213 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2112405959 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2114258895 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2114795157 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2119160928 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2126916358 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2130120694 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2134462999 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2136829296 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2138781481 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2142063041 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2144015360 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2147198920 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2148152210 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2149060829 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2149644666 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2149851999 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2153624566 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2157202374 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2158403734 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2165487280 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2166945752 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2177495254 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2185752871 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2269798483 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2477956540 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2808078989 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2810243733 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2887763862 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W2952490502 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W3005184946 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W3008258998 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W3029582435 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W3081853933 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W3093169217 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W4231868959 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W4250757077 @default.
• W3188593846 cites W4299993032 @default.
• W3188593846 doi "https://doi.org/10.1111/oik.08512" @default.
• W3188593846 hasPublicationYear "2021" @default.
• W3188593846 type Work @default.
• W3188593846 sameAs 3188593846 @default.
• W3188593846 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W3188593846 countsByYear W31885938462022 @default.
• W3188593846 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W3188593846 hasAuthorship W3188593846A5063373470 @default.
• W3188593846 hasAuthorship W3188593846A5067361473 @default.
• W3188593846 hasConcept C104317684 @default.
• W3188593846 hasConcept C109931610 @default.
• W3188593846 hasConcept C110872660 @default.
• W3188593846 hasConcept C127413603 @default.
• W3188593846 hasConcept C136764020 @default.
• W3188593846 hasConcept C187320778 @default.
• W3188593846 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W3188593846 hasConcept C2779478453 @default.

• next