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Modeling competition, niche, and coexistence between an invasive and a native species in a two-species metapopulation

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2019

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Dubart, Maxime
Pointier, Jean-Pierre
Jarne, Philippe
David, Patrice

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Ecology. 2019, 100(6), e02700. ISSN 0012-9658. eISSN 1939-9170. Available under: doi: 10.1002/ecy.2700

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Modeling the dynamics of competition and coexistence between species is crucial to predict long-term impacts of invasive species on their native congeners. However, natural environments are often fragmented and variable in time and space. In such contexts, regional coexistence depends on complex interactions between competition, niche differentiation and stochastic colonization-extinction dynamics. Quantifying all these processes at landscape scale has always been a challenge for ecologists. We propose a new statistical framework to evaluate metapopulation parameters (colonization and extinction) in a two-species system and how they respond to environmental variables and interspecific competition. It requires spatial surveys repeated in time, but does not assume demographic equilibrium. We apply this model to a long-term survey of two snails inhabiting a network of freshwater habitats in the West Indies. We find evidence of reciprocal competition affecting colonization or extinction rates, modulated by species-specific sensitivity to environmental variables. Simulations using model estimates allow us to predict species dynamics and explore the role of various coexistence mechanisms described by metacommunity theory in our system. The two species are predicted to stably coexist, because niche partitioning, source-sink dynamics and interspecific differences in extinction-colonization parameters all contribute to reduce the negative impacts of competition. However, none of these mechanisms is individually essential. Regional coexistence is primarily facilitated by transient co-occurrence of the two species within habitat patches, a possibility generally not considered in theoretical metacommunity models. Our framework is general and could be extended to guilds of several competing species.

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Aplexa marmorata;competition; environmental variability;extinction/colonization; freshwatersnails; metacommunity;Physa acuta.

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ISO 690DUBART, Maxime, Jelena H. PANTEL, Jean-Pierre POINTIER, Philippe JARNE, Patrice DAVID, 2019. Modeling competition, niche, and coexistence between an invasive and a native species in a two-species metapopulation. In: Ecology. 2019, 100(6), e02700. ISSN 0012-9658. eISSN 1939-9170. Available under: doi: 10.1002/ecy.2700
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  volume={100},
  issn={0012-9658},
  journal={Ecology},
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