… all foundation species are dominant, but not all dominant species are foundational. This
additional requirement may be why this term is used much less often than dominant species in …

… the most dominant species comprised more than 80%. Our results indicate that … dominant
species in a community can influence the establishment of new species more than species …

… species, and because this species is the most abundant species on the atoll, we modeled
this species only and assume that any changes in this species reflect a magnitude of change …

… -dominance and standardise any influence of species accumulation, this procedure was
only used in 6% of studies. Of the studies that used resemblance matrices, three were used– …

… species richness as a species diversity surrogate in the literature were discussed. The taxonomic
composition and cell size of the dominant species and the dominant … dominant species …

… including plant communities at a dominant species level, to the … system is hereafter
called Dominant Species-Physiognomy-… research is to introduce the Dominant Species-Physiognomy-…

… High morphological heterogeneity within populations and apparent crypsis across species
make Cassiopea difficult to identify [3, 8, 12]. Cassiopea species identification and species …

… of dominant species on aboveground characteristics can lead to biased estimates of dominance
… Here it is identified that the belowground dimension of dominance is relevant to >60% of …

… the most dominant species. Surprisingly, we find that locally dominant and rare species, which
… Here, we define dominant species as the species which make up the top 10% of plot level …

… This book is about the neural information processing principles, since the aim of this book
is to demystify and deconstruct the brain. Chapter 1 in the book, as it presents a brief history of …