Titlebook: Ecological Heterogeneity; Jurek Kolasa,Steward T. A. Pickett Book 1991 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1991 complexity.desert.ecology.ecosys

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Relations Among Spatiotemporal Heterogeneity, Population Abundance, and Variability in a Desert,e variable in organism abundance (e.g., Sousa, 1984). In the literature there are discrepancies as to the usage of the terms heterogeneity and variability (see Chapter 1); therefore we define our usage of the terms. . refers to composition of parts of different kinds, and . indicates changes in valu

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Ecological Consequences of Heterogeneity of Consumable Resources,sulfur, or consuming organic resources, e.g., other organisms or their products, virtually every aspect of the biology of a species is affected by the quantity, quality, and availability of consumable resources. In the simplest systems—such as a uniformly distributed population under homogeneous env

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Physical Heterogeneity and the Organization of Marine Communities,ariation in the physical and biological constraints encountered by populations. In marine systems hydrodynamic processes (water column stability, temperature and nutrient gradients, turbulent oceanographic features, storm disturbances) and biological processes (competition, grazing, predation) affec

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978-1-4612-7781-1Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1991

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Toshi H. Arimura,Kazuyuki Iwatag felt the lack of such a terminology appropriate to a rigorous science. Historical evidence of the problem is readily seen in the vagaries of the meanings of words such as association, community, competition, niche, and a host of others.

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Luis Madeira,Maria Luisa Figueirae variable in organism abundance (e.g., Sousa, 1984). In the literature there are discrepancies as to the usage of the terms heterogeneity and variability (see Chapter 1); therefore we define our usage of the terms. . refers to composition of parts of different kinds, and . indicates changes in values of one kind (.).

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