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s4h-ecology

Entry point for the ecology thinking toolkit. Routes to the right ecology skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'ecology', 'carrying capacity', 'keystone', 'interdependence', 'succession', 'what holds this system together', 'who depends on whom', 'what happens if we remove X', or want ecological thinking applied without knowing which specific tool fits.

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# Ecology

Applies ecological thinking to any system with interdependencies, limits, and change over time. Diagnoses what kind of ecological analysis is needed and applies the right tool.

## Which tool fits

| You need to... | Tool |
|---|---|
| Identify limits and what happens when they are exceeded | carrying-capacity |
| Find which entities hold the system together disproportionately | keystone-species |
| Map who depends on whom and what cascades when something changes | interdependence |
| Understand how a system evolves through stages over time | succession |

## Routing Decision
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