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Site-Related Biocoenotic Dynamicsent effects depending on the size of the organisms. Thus, it is better suited to small species than to large ones since it fosters the coexistence of small species more than that of larger ones (Levin 1974). Giller (1996) focused on fractal geometry for elucidating the differences in the niche struc