Scientists have proven that on biological systems with one species, even under absolutely constant external conditions, chaotic unpredictable dynamics can occur in systems. Overall, unequal dynamics in the number of individuals in a population can significantly affect the coexistence of species.
The observed phenomenon has key implications for understanding evolutionary processes, because the potential coexistence of competing species or cell lines in varying numbers is an important basis for high biodiversity on Earth. This may explain why such a great diversity of species has appeared on our planet.
Source: Ferra
