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Communities and Ecosystems

Michel Loreau Simon A. Levin ; Jonathan B. Losos ; Stephen R. Carpenter ; Ann P. Kinzig ; David S. Wilcove ; H. Charles J. Godfray ; Michel Loreau ; Brian Walker ; Christopher G. Morris

The Princeton Guide to Ecology, 2012, p.253-255

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Título:
Communities and Ecosystems
Autor: Michel Loreau
Simon A. Levin ; Jonathan B. Losos ; Stephen R. Carpenter ; Ann P. Kinzig ; David S. Wilcove ; H. Charles J. Godfray ; Michel Loreau ; Brian Walker ; Christopher G. Morris
Assuntos: Aquatic ecosystems ; Behavioral sciences ; Biological sciences ; Biological taxonomies ; Biology ; Botany ; Chemical elements ; Chemistry ; Communities ; Ecological processes ; Ecology ; Ecosystem dynamics ; Ecosystems ; Herbivores ; Heterotrophs ; Human societies ; Marine ecosystems ; Nitrogen ; Physical sciences ; Plants ; Population ecology ; Predation ; Predators ; Social groups ; Sociology ; Species ; Synecology ; Terrestrial ecosystems ; Trophic dynamics ; Trophic levels ; Trophic relationships
É parte de: The Princeton Guide to Ecology, 2012, p.253-255
Descrição: Ecology is the science of the interactions between living organisms and their environment. What makes ecology so fascinating, and at the same time so disturbing for the layperson, is the extraordinary diversity and complexity of these interactions, which create a wide range of nested complex systems from the scale of a droplet of water to that of the entire planet. Anything that happens here and now is almost certain to have an effect elsewhere and later. And this also concerns us as humans. Just as any other species, we transform the world around us by the mere act of living—
Editor: Princeton University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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