Multiple scales in ecology / edited by Boris Schröder, Hauke Reuter and Björn Reineking.
Contributor(s): Schröder, Boris | Reuter, Hauke | Reineking, Björn.
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BookSeries: Theorie in der Ökologie; 13.Publisher: : Peter Lang Verlag, 2007Description: xii, 122 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9783631571347.Subject(s): BIVALVES
| GROWTH | PHYSIOLOGY | ECOLOGY | RNA | ANALYSIS | AUSTROVENUS STUTCHBURYI | PAPHIES AUSTRALIS | ADAMUSSIUM COLBECKI | LATERNULA ELLIPTICAHoldings: GRETA POINT: 574 MUL Summary: The scale dependence of ecological processes and patterns, as well as their analysis is a long-standing theme in ecology. The problem of scaling has three components: (i) direct measurements are commonly limited to small scales in time and space, (ii) the most pressing problems have to be addressed at comparatively large scales, but (iii) direct upscaling fails when local processes differ from those relevant at larger scales. The contributions collected in this volume evolved from the workshop 'Multiple Scales in Ecology', held in March 2005 at Seddinger See near Potsdam in Germany. The book is organized along four major themes: scale-dependent pattern formation,
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The scale dependence of ecological processes and patterns, as well as their analysis is a long-standing theme in ecology. The problem of scaling has three components: (i) direct measurements are commonly limited to small scales in time and space, (ii) the most pressing problems have to be addressed at comparatively large scales, but (iii) direct upscaling fails when local processes differ from those relevant at larger scales. The contributions collected in this volume evolved from the workshop 'Multiple Scales in Ecology', held in March 2005 at Seddinger See near Potsdam in Germany. The book is organized along four major themes: scale-dependent pattern formation,
GRETA POINT: 574 MUL
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