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Panel a: Mean Abundance Distribution shape displays a dependence on the relative abundance cut-off κ. The BIC ratio curve for healthy and disease-related data collapse onto the same line. Panel b: Taylor’s Law holds in empirical human gut communities, b...

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Main Author:	Jacopo Pasqualini (19751597) (author)
Other Authors:	Sonia Facchin (845654) (author), Andrea Rinaldo (352461) (author), Amos Maritan (23085) (author), Edoardo Savarino (6302777) (author), Samir Suweis (596853) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Genetics Ecology Inorganic Chemistry Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified macroecological laws describing first quantitatively reconstruct ecological emergent law clear ecological interpretations regular &# 8221 simple phenomenological model synthetic compositional data microbial communities irrespective gut microbial community microbiome &# 8217 distinctively represent healthy simple microbial models emergent ecological patterns disease </ p microbial communities ecological patterns gut microbiome &# 8220 model parameters human microbiome gut microbiomes empirical data data compositionality unhealthy individuals unhealthy cohorts thereby enabling theoretical ecology technical complexities statistical physics statistical errors species classification sampling effects robust comparison potentially informative population dynamics incorporate sampling disease states critical aspect challenges persist biological drivers abundance estimation
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