STRATEGIES AND DIFFICULTIES OF APPLYING MODELS TO AQUATIC POPULATIONS AND FOOD WEBS

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[10] CUSHING DH, 1975, J CONSEIL, V36, P150

[1] FUNCTIONAL-RESPONSES OF OPTIMAL FORAGERS [J]. AMERICAN NATURALIST, 1982, 120 (03) : 382 - 390

[2] Adams S.M., 1987, P103

[3] A MODEL FOR GROWTH AND SELF-THINNING IN EVEN-AGED MONOCULTURES OF PLANTS [J]. ANNALS OF BOTANY, 1980, 45 (04) : 419 - 427

[4] Andrewartha HG, 1984, THE ECOLOGICAL WEB

[5] [Anonymous], 1980, BIOPHYSICAL ECOLOGY

[6] BEYER JE, 1980, ECOL MODEL, V8, P109, DOI 10.1016/0304-3800(80)90032-0

[7] SOME ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF A COMPUTER MODEL OF FOREST GROWTH [J]. JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY, 1972, 60 (03) : 849 - &

[8] PREDATOR-MEDIATED COEXISTENCE - NON-EQUILIBRIUM MODEL [J]. AMERICAN NATURALIST, 1978, 112 (983) : 127 - 154

[9] CUSHING DG, 1969, J CONS INT EXPLOR ME, V32, P262

[10] CUSHING DH, 1975, J CONSEIL, V36, P150