Ecology
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TextPublication details: London: Teach Yourself Books, 1998Description: 199 pagesISBN: 9780340711439; 0340711434DDC classification: 574.5 Summary: An illustrated introduction to the study of the relations of living organisms to their environment. The contents include coverage of the Gaia hypothesis, Chaos theory, terrestrial and aquatic biomes, populations, communities, plants, predators, parasites and disease, foodwebs, biomass and biodiversity. Contemporary debates are included on overpopulation, pollution and biodegradation. The book is suitable for first year students and general readers.
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Main Library Stacks | Reference | 574.5 CLO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 005554 | ||
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Main Library Reference | Reference | 574.5 CLO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 006966 |
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| 574.5 BEG Ecology : | 574.5 BIO Biodiversity in managed landscapes : | 574.5 CHA Ecology: Principles and Applications | 574.5 CLO Ecology | 574.5 DAS Fundamentals of Ecology | 574.5 ENV Environment Is Their Vision & Mission | 574.5 KOR Concepts of Ecology |
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An illustrated introduction to the study of the relations of living organisms to their environment. The contents include coverage of the Gaia hypothesis, Chaos theory, terrestrial and aquatic biomes, populations, communities, plants, predators, parasites and disease, foodwebs, biomass and biodiversity. Contemporary debates are included on overpopulation, pollution and biodegradation. The book is suitable for first year students and general readers.
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