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• TITLE: Taylor’s Power Law for Ecological Communities—An Explanation on Nonextensive/Nonlinear Statistical Grounds

  AUTHORS: João D. T. Arruda-Neto, Henriette Righi, Marcos Antonio G. Cascino, Godofredo C. Genofre, Joel Mesa

  KEYWORDS: Taylor’s Law, Long-Range Interaction, Population Variabilities, Ecological Complexity, Ecological Nonlinearity

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, Vol.2 No.8, July 4, 2014

  ABSTRACT: A new idea on how to conceptually interpret the so-called Taylor’s power law for ecological communities is presented. The core of our approach is based on nonextensive/nonlinear statistical concepts, which are shown to be at the genesis of all power laws, particularly when a system is constituted by long-range interacting elements. In this context, the ubiquity of the Taylor’s power law is discussed and addressed by showing that long-range interactions are at the heart of the internal dynamics of populations.