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Krisen-PR: Public Relations im Krisenkontextracterize equilibria of immigration, evolution, and extinction (MacArthur and Wilson 1967). With this work, it became clear that the fundamental properties of biological diversity can be clarified only by judicious and exacting studies that combine systematics and ecology.

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Krisen-PR: Public Relations im Krisenkontextities. Spatial heterogeneity is a critical aspect in describing the pattern and dynamics of natural populations and communities (Levin 1976). The importance of temporal fluctuaton in conditions for plant coexistence (Chesson and Warner 1981; Shmida and Ellner 1984) can be also understood in the context of the sessile feature of plants systems.

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Sources and Management of Biodiversity in the Russian Far Eastof ecosystems and communities. These structures display interconnecting and variable cooperation, some of them undergoing succession, others rapidly evolving; some are very close to extinction following intense anthropogenic stress

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The Role of Species in Ecosystems: Aspects of Ecological Complexity and Biological Diversity illuminate different facets of “ecological complexity,” how it promotes biodiversity, and what the consequences of loss of biodiversity may be for the maintenance of that complexity. The essay was originally published in . (Lawton 1994), and appears here in a modified form, with the kind permission of that journal.