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"Environments with a higher diversity of resources are usually assumed to support a higher diversity of species. Yet Miller & O'Dwyer find if organisms face limits on their ability to use different resources, this relationship can flip. Now ahead of print!
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"Abstract For species that partition resources, the classic expectation is that increasing resource diversity allows for increased species diversity. On the other hand, for neutral species, such as tho..."

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