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Analytical Population Dynamics(Hardback)
Chapman and Hall
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30/11/1992
Integrating the approaches of the practical and theoretical ecologist, this work aims to establish a methodology of the analysis of biological populations. It concentrates on the practical use of si...
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Plant Succession(Hardback)
Theory and prediction
Chapman and Hall
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30/11/1992
'Succession' is the term used to describe the phenomenon of changes in vegetational types in both time and space. The subject of the colonization and exploitation of 'new' areas by plants is a ke...
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Dynamics of Nutrient Cycling and Food Webs(Paperback)
Chapman and Hall
Discusses aspects of nutrient cycling and food webs, covering such areas as nutrients and autotrophs, autotroph-herbivore interactions, disturbances to nutrient-limited food webs, effects of spatial...
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Biological Invasions(Hardback)
Chapman and Hall
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31/07/1996
Offers information of the invasive species and the problems they cause. This book focuses on the SCOPE programme on the ecology of biological invasions. It includes several colour plates of key inva...
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Competition(Hardback)
Chapman and Hall
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25/05/1989
The role of competition within communities, in shaping the structure and composition of the community matrix itself and in influencing day to day functioning of the system is particularly controvers...
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Competition(Paperback)
Chapman and Hall
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18/05/1989
The role of competition within communities, in shaping the structure and composition of the community matrix itself and in influencing day to day functioning of the system is particularly controvers...
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Risk Assessment in Conservation Biology(Hardback)
Chapman and Hall
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31/01/1993
Conservation biologists and wildlife managers are constantly involved in the complex assessment of conservation problems. This is a guide to the available mathematical methods that can be used in po...
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