Abstract
Community ecology studies the patterns of changes in biodiversity, species structure, and the number of individual populations in a spatial and temporal aspect. The article discusses some modern theories of community ecology (neutral theory, patch dynamics, M. Vellend's ideas about four basic processes in communities similar to processes of population genetics [selection, drift, dispersal, selection], etc.).
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