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Data analysis in community and landscape ecology
, 1987List of contributors Preface to first edition Acknowledgement List of symbols Dune meadow data 1. Introduction R. H. G. Jongman 2. Data collection J. C. Jager and C. W. N. Looman 3. Regression C. J. F. ter Braak and C. W. N. Looman 4. Calibration C. J. F.
M. Hill +3 more
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microeco: An R package for data mining in microbial community ecology.
FEMS Microbiology Ecology, 2020A large amount of sequencing data is produced in microbial community ecology studies using the high-throughput sequencing technique, especially amplicon-sequencing-based community data.
Chi Liu +3 more
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Current Opinion in Pharmacology, 2021
(Uploaded by Plazi for the Bat Literature Project) Africa is becoming known for the emergence and re-emergence of Ebola virus. The virus, which was initially restricted to East and Central Africa, is now emerging in West Africa. Ecological aspects of Ebola virus diseases are poorly understood.
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(Uploaded by Plazi for the Bat Literature Project) Africa is becoming known for the emergence and re-emergence of Ebola virus. The virus, which was initially restricted to East and Central Africa, is now emerging in West Africa. Ecological aspects of Ebola virus diseases are poorly understood.
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Ecology: The Experimental Analysis of Distribution and Abundance
, 1973I. WHAT IS ECOLOGY? 1. Introduction to the Science of Ecology 2. Evolution and Ecology 3. Behavioral Ecology II. GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTIONS 4. Analyzing Geographic Distributions 5. Factors That Limit Distributions I: Biotic 6.
C. Krebs
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The Ecology of Adaptive Radiation
Heredity, 2001This volume is the ®rst of three volumes from a Festschrift marking the occasion of Richard C. Lewontin's 65th birthday and the approximate time of his retirement. The volumes were planned and invitations to authors were formalized in 1996.
G. Turner
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Experimental Ecology (Ecological Geobotany) [PDF]
, 1980 Ecology has traditionally been about plants and animals: microbial ecology has been considered as something best left to microbiologists. At some time in their lives, many “macro-ecologists” may wish to find out about microbial ecology, and the book by LYNCH and POOLE (1979) might well be a good starting point.
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The Journal of Parasitology, 2000
There are 2 elements that make ‘‘crowding’’ interesting— mechanism (causality) and manifestation (effect). In our companion paper, Larry Roberts addresses mechanisms. Here, we focus on manifestation. As ecologists, it is difficult to get too excited about Clark Read’s paper on the ‘‘crowding effect’’ in cestodes, at least initially.
Albert O. Bush +2 more
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There are 2 elements that make ‘‘crowding’’ interesting— mechanism (causality) and manifestation (effect). In our companion paper, Larry Roberts addresses mechanisms. Here, we focus on manifestation. As ecologists, it is difficult to get too excited about Clark Read’s paper on the ‘‘crowding effect’’ in cestodes, at least initially.
Albert O. Bush +2 more
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THE META‐ANALYSIS OF RESPONSE RATIOS IN EXPERIMENTAL ECOLOGY
, 1999Meta-analysis provides formal statistical techniques for summarizing the results of independent experiments and is increasingly being used in ecology. The response ratio (the ratio of mean outcome in the experimental group to that in the control group ...
L. Hedges, J. Gurevitch, P. Curtis
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Landscape Ecology: The Effect of Pattern on Process
, 1989Consideration of spatial dynamics in many areas of ecology has received increased attention during the past decade. For example, the role of disturbance in creating and maintaining a spatial mosaic in the rocky intertidal zone was studied.
M. Turner
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