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    Quantitative Ecology: A New Unified Approach

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    Clarence Lehman

    Shelby Loberg

    Adam Clark

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    ISBN 13: 9781946135537

    Publisher: University of Minnesota Libraries Publishing

    Language: English

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    Opinión de Paul Bankole, Assistant Professor of Biology, Anderson University on 8/18/26

    The book remarkably covered a broad range of quantitative ecology topics. I liked the fact that the authors attempt to elaborately break down the conceptual meaning of models and their assumptions. For instance, the authors made great... lee mas

    Opinión de Parna Ghosh, Graduate Student, Oklahoma State University on 10/7/24

    The book covers all basic ecology topics in reasonable detail and through appropriate illustrations. lee mas

    Opinión de Turner DeBlieux, PhD Student, Indiana University - Bloomington on 5/18/21

    I find this book to be comprehensive, but perhaps tries to be *too* comprehensive. It often addresses history or anecdotes in ways that are a bit distracting. These are always related to ecology, and the topic at hand, but sometimes break up... lee mas

    Opinión de Vanessa Newman, Adjunct Faculty, Rogue Community College on 1/15/21

    This textbook covers a wide range of ecological systems and mathematical formulas. Even though the focus of the textbook is quantitative ecology, it still would benefit from an overview of general or less quantitative ecology at the start of each... lee mas

    Opinión de Andrea Bierema, Academic Specialist, Michigan State University on 11/19/19

    The book begins with an overview of ecology and mathematical modeling. It provides many examples throughout. I marked it down to four because the majority of the text focuses on the population and community levels with little content at the... lee mas

    Table of Contents

    • Chapter 1. What is ecology?
    • Chapter 2. Ecological theory
    • Chapter 3. A basic population model
    • Chapter 4. Modeling a single population
    • Chapter 5. Differential and difference forms
    • Chapter 6. Human population growth
    • Chapter 7. Chaos and randomness
    • Chapter 8. Theory of interactions
    • Chapter 9. Embodied by natural selection
    • Chapter 10. Phase space
    • Chapter 11. State spaces
    • Chapter 12. Predator and prey
    • Chapter 13. Humans as predators
    • Chapter 14. Humans as prey
    • Chapter 15. Theory of disease
    • Chapter 16. Competition
    • Chapter 17. Mutualism
    • Chapter 18. Higher-order models

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    Quantitative Ecology introduces and discusses the principles of ecology from populations to ecosystems including human populations, disease, exotic organisms, habitat fragmentation, biodiversity and global dynamics. The book also reformulates and unifies ecological equations making them more accessible to the reader and easier to teach.

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    Clarence Lehman

    Shelby Loberg

    Adam Clark

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