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Symbiosis
species that cannot exist in the absence of one-another
Facultative Mutualism
species that benefit from interaction, but can exist in the absence of one-another
Obligate Mutualism
species that cannot exist in the absence of one-another
Mutualism
an interaction that occurs when the use of resources by two or more species-populations is enhanced when they are together, allowing them to attain sizes that they would not attain in the absence of one-another
Mutualism can be modeled using:
Lotka-Volterra framework
the outcome of mutualism depends upon whether:
the mutualism is facultative or obligate
Obligate mutualism can be modeled successfully, by:
making carrying capacities and growth rates co-dependent, and by making the isoclines non-linear