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Ecological Communities: Conceptual Problems and Definitionson that there are no general laws and theories about communities and ecosystems. I have also noted that one particular cause of this might be that the concepts of community and ecosystem have not been defined adequately and unambiguously. The terms ‘community’ and ‘ecosystem’ are being used for a w

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The Reduction of the Lotka/Volterra Competition Model to Modern Niche Theorystanding, holistic and reductionistic research programmes cooperate and are mutually dependent. I do so by discussing a concrete example of reduction in ecology, viz. the reduction of the Lotka/Volterra competition model (Lotka 1925; Volterra 1926) to modern niche theory (Tilman 1980, 1982; Glasser

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The Inhibitory Effect of the Holism-Reductionism Dispute: A Controversy in Island Biogeography and iample concerns a controversy in island biogeography between two of the research programmes involved in the concretizations of the MacArthur/Wilson model discussed in the previous chapter. The one programme, led by Jared Diamond, is moderately reductionistic but also has some radically holistic featu

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Rick C. Looijen assistance of attachment transmission, a variety of MAC layer protocols are designed, which can guide mobile stations to make better access decision through the PHY layer information they need. These applications include: . that uses attachment transmission to benefit multiple access in WLANs in th

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Rick C. Looijen assistance of attachment transmission, a variety of MAC layer protocols are designed, which can guide mobile stations to make better access decision through the PHY layer information they need. These applications include: . that uses attachment transmission to benefit multiple access in WLANs in th

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