Although cannibalism is ubiquitous in food webs and frequent in systems where a predator
and its prey also share a common resource (intraguild predation, IGP), its impacts on …

Omnivory, defined as feeding on more than one trophic level, was considered rare in nature
because of its destabilizing effect. However, recent elaborate studies of natural food webs …

Evolutionary Community Ecology develops a unified framework for understanding the
structure of ecological communities and the dynamics of natural selection that shape the …

The commonness of omnivory in natural communities is puzzling, because simple dynamic
models of tri-trophic systems with omnivory are prone to species extinction. In particular, the …

The experimental literature on the effects of intraguild predation on population growth rates
of herbivorous arthropod prey has expanded substantially in the last decade, creating a …

Intraguild interactions play a prominent role in shaping ecological communities, so over
evolutionary time one might expect that species that co-occur with a large number of …

Equilibrium models are increasingly employed in applied ecology, but often because of
experimental logistics, only short‐term laboratory experiments are performed. Here, we use …

Since intraguild predation (IGP) is a ubiquitous and important community module in nature
and Allee effect has strong impact on population dynamics, in this paper we propose a three …

The role and prevalence of omnivory, defined as feeding on more than one trophic level, are
critical to understand food web structure and dynamics. Whether omnivory stabilizes or …

A coupled model of lower trophic levels and anchovy Engraulis encrasicolus ponticus
population dynamics was developed to analyze the mechanisms controlling sharp anchovy …