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Figure 1. Web diagrams show three viable configurations for between-specieslocal interactions
Figure 2. Following the introduction of migration between eight identicalpatches, population densities are followed over a period of 20,000 time units.The solid lines track the basal species’ densities; the dashed track the intermedi-ate, whilst the dotted
Figure 3. How does the risk of cascading extinctions vary with patch abundance?The results shown are for migration coefficients of m = 0.01 and c = 0.4.
Figure 4. Shows how increasing the dispersal distance of migrants affects therisk of cascading extinctions following the loss of a species
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