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111. Changes in Ecological Diversity -
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A. The Faunal Diversity of Downland, Spring and Winter Barley -
B. Faunal Diversity and Undersowing
C. The Relationship Between Faunal and Floral Diversity
D. Dispersal and the Temporary Distribution of Weeds
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D. Thysanoptera
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E. Hymenoptera
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IV. The Invertebrate Fauna of Cereals
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V. Partridges -
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B. Methods
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C. Predation
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VI. Conclusions
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Acknowledgements
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Realistic Models in Population Ecology
WILLIAM STREIFER
Preface
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I. Introduction
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11. Total Population Models -
111. Age-specific Models -
N. Single Species Age-Size Specific Models
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C. Considerations Relevant to Multistage Species
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E. Bisexual Reproduction -
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F. Heterogeneous Environments
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A. Two-Species Interactions
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VI. Critical Variable Formulation
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C. Example
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VII. Application of Age-Size Specific Models
A. Daphniapulex
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B. Dugesia tigrina
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VIII. Other Applications
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IX. Concluding Remarks -
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