Using sensitivity analysis to identify keystone species and keystone links in size-based food webs

@article{Berg2011UsingSA,
  title={Using sensitivity analysis to identify keystone species and keystone links in size-based food webs},
  author={S. Berg and Maria Christianou and T. Jonsson and B. Ebenman},
  journal={Oikos},
  year={2011},
  volume={120},
  pages={510-519}
}
  • S. Berg, Maria Christianou, +1 author B. Ebenman
  • Published 2011
  • Biology
  • Oikos
    • Human-induced alterations in the birth and mortality rates of species and in the strength of interactions within and between species can lead to changes in the structure and resilience of ecologica ... 
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