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     • A multilayered food web conceptual model is needed because microbial food webs are nested within macro-organisms. These multilayered microbial food webs likely influence the network dynamics of macro-level food webs.
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   Do multilayered microbial food webs influence macro-level food web dynamics?

   • These multilayered microbial food webs likely influence the network dynamics of macro-level food webs. A multilayered food webs model opens new avenues for empirical investigations into the complexity of ecological networks. The model can provide a new lens through which to view a network’s response to ecosystem changes.

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   Are macro-level and microbial food webs separate?

   • The separation of macro-level and microbial food webs is typical but has important limits. A multilayered food web conceptual model is needed because microbial food webs are nested within macro-organisms. These multilayered microbial food webs likely influence the network dynamics of macro-level food webs.

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   How microbial food webs affect macro-organism health and behavior?

   • Microbial food webs within individual macro-organisms can influence macro-organism health and behavior . This has conceivable cascading effects on macro-organism food webs by affecting population demography, resource acquisition, and inter-macro-organism interactions (Table 1 and Figure 2).

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   What are microbial and macro-organism-based food webs?

   • Food webs are typically defined as being macro-organism-based (e.g., plants, mammals, birds) or microbial (e.g., bacteria, fungi, viruses). However, these characterizations have limits. We propose a multilayered food web conceptual model where microbial food webs are nested within food webs composed of macro-organisms.

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   What is a dynamic model of a multilayered food web?

   • These models can incorporate factors such as foraging behavior, resource competition, and microbial interactions to explore emergent patterns and dynamics. Dynamic modeling approaches, such as compartmental models or differential equation models, could be applied to simulate the temporal dynamics of multilayered food webs.

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   How does a microbiome affect a food web?

   • Changes in an organism’s health and behavior due to its microbiome (which itself is affected by the host’s environment) can influence the role of these macro-organism hosts in food webs, shaping population dynamics and ecosystem functioning.

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   Jul 2, 2024 · We propose a multilayered food web conceptual model where microbial food webs are nested within food webs composed of macro-organisms. Nesting occurs through host–microbe interactions, which influence the health and behavior of host macro-organisms, such that host microbiomes likely alter population dynamics of interacting macro-organisms and ...

4. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › 38960756Food webs in food webs: the micro-macro interplay of ... - PubMed

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   Jul 4, 2024 · We propose a multilayered food web conceptual model where microbial food webs are nested within food webs composed of macro-organisms. Nesting occurs through host-microbe interactions, which influence the health and behavior of host macro-organisms, such that host microbiomes likely alter population dynamics of interacting macro-organisms and ...

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 381943177_FoodFood webs in food webs: the micro–macro interplay of ...

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   Jul 1, 2024 · These multilayered microbial food webs likely influence the network dynamics of macro-level food webs. A multilayered food webs model opens new avenues for empirical...

6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 371133748_Food(PDF) Food Webs as Multilayer Networks - ResearchGate

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   May 29, 2023 · ground food webs, movement patterns of prey and predator across broad spatial scales (Della Penna et al., 2015), and interdependencies between ecosystem multifunctionality in both micro- and...

7. www.semanticscholar.org › paper › Food-webs-in-foodFood webs in food webs: the micro–macro interplay of ...

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   DOI: 10.1016/j.tree.2024.06.006 Corpus ID: 270931980; Food webs in food webs: the micro–macro interplay of multilayered networks @article{Robinson2024FoodWI, title={Food webs in food webs: the micro–macro interplay of multilayered networks}, author={Jake M. Robinson and Andrew D. Barnes and Nicole Fickling and Sofie Costin and Xin Sun and Martin F. Breed}, journal={Trends in Ecology \&amp ...

8. www.semanticscholar.org › paper › Food-webs-in-foodFood webs in food webs: the micro-macro interplay of ...

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   Jul 1, 2024 · It is found that a microbial community influences Drosophila olfactory and egg-laying behaviors differently than individual members, and a model whereby emergent metabolites signal a beneficial multispecies microbiome is supported.