OR SHALEV

Abstract The origin of biodiversity is a central question in ecology, particularly how numerous microbial species co-exist within a single community. A prevailing hypothesis holds that microbial species co-exist by specializing on different resources, thereby reducing competition. Accordingly, increasing resource diversity is expected to promote species co-existence and boost biodiversity.

Abstract This study explores veterans’ coping mechanisms related to stressful and traumatic military experiences through their responses to a draw-and-tell task using qualitative analysis. The findings described four main themes: (1) organizing chaos, (2) communicating emotional impact, (3) visualizing trauma and symptoms, and (4) focusing on the positive.

Abstract The origin of biodiversity is arguably the most fundamental question in ecology - especially how countless microbial species coexist within a single community. A prevailing hypothesis holds that microbial species coexist by specializing on different resources, thereby reducing competition. Accordingly, increasing resource diversity is expected to promote species coexistence and boost biodiversity.