Titlebook: Introduction to the Study of Animal Populations; 2. edition. Reprinte H. G. Andrewartha Book 1970 H. G. Andrewartha 1970 animal ecology.con

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The history and scope of ecologyfriend of Aristotle, and who was interested in the sorts of animals and plants that could usually be found living together in ‘communities’. Allee .. also found much that was relevant to ecology in the writings of Pliny and other Romans, and, of course, in the writings of scholars who lived in various parts of Europe after the Renaissance.

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Components of environment: resourcest, living, dead or decomposing, all serve as food for some sort of animal or another—such is the diversity of adaptations that have developed in relation to food. Adaptations in relation to shelter and aids to dispersal are scarcely less diverse. Shelter, even if it is no more than a place to stand

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Components of environment: mateserpopulation’ and ‘crowding’. The disadvantages of living in a sparse population were discussed in relation to (1) the risk of not finding a mate and (2) the risk that some other component of environment might be less favourable for individuals in a sparse population. The disadvantages of living in