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A conceptual paper argues significant spatial associations between species are a poor proxy for ecological interactions. Authored by F. Guillaume Blanchet of Université de Sherbrooke, it critically assesses the use of co-occurrence data in community assembly theories dating from Forbes (1907) and Diamond (1975). The work discusses appropriate interpretations of co-occurrence and potential avenues to extract information from such observational data.
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