Toward a unified ecology

New York: Columbia University Press. Edited by T. W. Hoekstra (2015)
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The principles of ecological integration -- The landscape criterion -- The ecosystem criterion -- The community criterion -- The organism criterion -- The population criterion -- The biome and biosphere criteria -- Narratives for complexity -- Management of ecological systems -- A unified approach to basic research.

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