解决“生物多样性悖论”的文章发表在 Physical Review Letters

One of these major questions is what’s known as the diversity paradox: Why one superior species doesn’t out-compete all of its biological neighbors and drive them to extinction. Scientists might finally have a resolution to this riddle. In a paper published December 28 in the journal Physical Review Letters, physics professor Nigel Goldenfield, Ph.D. and his graduate student Chi Xue, both at Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, investigate the diversity paradox through an arms-race of microbial menaces.

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In the Biodiversity Arms-Race Paradox, Everyone Gets a Turn to Be the Loser

https://www.yahoo.com/news/biodiversity-arms-race-paradox-everyone-225400225.html