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Family matters: Linking population growth, kin interactions, and African elephant social groups
Croll JC, Caswell H.
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Inferring intrinsic population growth rates andper capitainteractions from ecological time-series
Nguyen PL, Pomati F, Rohr RP.
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The Tyranny of Population Growth
Conservation Biology, 2000The proximate cause behind the decline of biodiversity is most often reduction or change of habitat and isolation of wildlife populations. In the western United States, as in much of the world, these problems can ultimately be attributed to increases in human population and percapita consumption.
Michael K. Schwartz, Daniel H. Pletscher
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Population growth and economic growth: A reconsideration
Economics Letters, 1996zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Yip, CK, Zhang, J
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The equations of population growth [PDF]
The Bulletin of Mathematical Biophysics, 1961 A solution in quadratures is found for a special class of differential equations suggested by studies in the growth of competing populations.
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2020
This updated edition will assist readers in their research by providing factual information, historical perspectives, theoretical approaches, reviews of literature, and provocative topical discussions that will stimulate creative thinking.
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This updated edition will assist readers in their research by providing factual information, historical perspectives, theoretical approaches, reviews of literature, and provocative topical discussions that will stimulate creative thinking.
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1982
The production of wealth is but a means to the sustenance of man; to the satisfaction of his wants; and to the development of his activities, physical, mental, and moral. But man himself is the chief means of the production of that wealth of which he is the ultimate aim:1 and this and the two following chapters will be given to some study of the supply
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The production of wealth is but a means to the sustenance of man; to the satisfaction of his wants; and to the development of his activities, physical, mental, and moral. But man himself is the chief means of the production of that wealth of which he is the ultimate aim:1 and this and the two following chapters will be given to some study of the supply
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1973
In pre-industrial societies both birth- and death-rates are high; but this still makes a positive rate of growth of population possible. If fertility and mortality rates are assumed to be more or less fixed with a positive difference between the two, we get a steady exponential rate of growth.
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In pre-industrial societies both birth- and death-rates are high; but this still makes a positive rate of growth of population possible. If fertility and mortality rates are assumed to be more or less fixed with a positive difference between the two, we get a steady exponential rate of growth.
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