Theory-based ecology: a Darwinian approach

Oxford, United Kingdom: Oxford University Press. Edited by Zoltán Botta-Dukát, Gabriella Magyar, Tamás Czárán & Géza Meszéna (2016)
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The first text to adopt a Darwinian approach to develop a universal, coherent and robust theory of ecology and provide a unified treatment of ecology and evolution.

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QH540.5.P37 2016

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9780199577859   9780199577866   0199577862
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