SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY, INDIRECT INTERACTIONS, AND THE COEXISTENCE OF PREY SPECIES

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[3] Andrewartha H.G., 1954, DISTRIBUTION ABUNDAN

[4] CHARACTERISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL NATURAL ENEMIES IN MODELS OF BIOLOGICAL-CONTROL OF INSECT PESTS [J]. NATURE, 1978, 273 (5663) : 513 - 519

[5] BERGERUD A T, 1967, Canadian Field-Naturalist, V81, P242

[6] PREY SWITCHING IN A SIMPLE ECOSYSTEM [J]. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1983, 249 (06) : 130 - &

[7] BIRCH L C, 1971, P109

[8] COMPETITION - BUTTERFLIES ELIMINATE MILKWEED BUGS FROM A CARIBBEAN ISLAND [J]. OECOLOGIA, 1978, 37 (01) : 133 - 136

[9] PREDATION BODY SIZE AND COMPOSITION OF PLANKTON [J]. SCIENCE, 1965, 150 (3692) : 28 - &

[10] GLOBAL STABILITY AND MULTIPLE DOMAINS OF ATTRACTION IN ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS [J]. AMERICAN NATURALIST, 1979, 113 (05) : 705 - 714

[1] CONSUMER FUNCTIONAL-RESPONSE AND COMPETITION IN CONSUMER-RESOURCE SYSTEMS [J]. THEORETICAL POPULATION BIOLOGY, 1980, 17 (01) : 80 - 102

[2] DENSITY-INDEPENDENT MORTALITY AND INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION - TEST OF PIANKAS NICHE OVERLAP HYPOTHESIS [J]. AMERICAN NATURALIST, 1977, 111 (979) : 539 - 552

[3] Andrewartha H.G., 1954, DISTRIBUTION ABUNDAN

[4] CHARACTERISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL NATURAL ENEMIES IN MODELS OF BIOLOGICAL-CONTROL OF INSECT PESTS [J]. NATURE, 1978, 273 (5663) : 513 - 519

[5] BERGERUD A T, 1967, Canadian Field-Naturalist, V81, P242

[6] PREY SWITCHING IN A SIMPLE ECOSYSTEM [J]. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1983, 249 (06) : 130 - &

[7] BIRCH L C, 1971, P109

[8] COMPETITION - BUTTERFLIES ELIMINATE MILKWEED BUGS FROM A CARIBBEAN ISLAND [J]. OECOLOGIA, 1978, 37 (01) : 133 - 136

[9] PREDATION BODY SIZE AND COMPOSITION OF PLANKTON [J]. SCIENCE, 1965, 150 (3692) : 28 - &

[10] GLOBAL STABILITY AND MULTIPLE DOMAINS OF ATTRACTION IN ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS [J]. AMERICAN NATURALIST, 1979, 113 (05) : 705 - 714