Dennis Vitkup

Nov 29, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Peng Su |Konstantine Tchourine |Dennis Vitkup

AbstractMacroecological relationships that describe various statistical associations between species' abundances, their spatial, and temporal variability are among the most general laws in ecology and biology. One of the most commonly observed relationships is a power-law scaling between means and variances of temporal species abundances, known in ecology as Taylor's law.