Introduction to the study of animal populations / H. G. Andrewartha.
Tipo de material: TextoIdioma: Español Series ; Amigos de Sian Ka´anEditor: London : Distribuidor: University of Chicago, Fecha de copyright: ©1971Edición: segunda ediciónDescripción: xiv, 283 paginas. : ilustraciones, mapas. ; 22 X 14 cmTipo de contenido:- texto.
- sin medio.
- volumen.
- 0226020290
- QL 752 A63 1970
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Libros | Biblioteca Antonio Enriquez Savignac SEGUNDO PISO BIBLIOTECA | Biblioteca Antonio Enriquez Savignac SEGUNDO PISO BIBLIOTECA | Colección Amigos de Sian Ka'an | QL 752 A63 1970 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo)) | Ejem. 1 | No para préstamo (Préstamo interno) | Ingeniería Ambiental | SK0458 |
Incluye: referencias bibliográficas paginas. 263-275.
The history and scope of ecology -- Environment -- Components of environment: resources -- Components of environment: mates -- Components of environment: predators and pathogens; aggressors -- Components of environment: weather -- Components of environment: malentities -- Components of environment: more about the ecological web -- Theory: the numbers of animals in natural populations -- Practical course: Methods for estimating density, patterns of distribution and dispersal in populations of animals -- Physiological responses to temperature -- Behaviour in relation to moisture and food.
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"In their Principles of Animal Ecology Allee et al. (1949) wrote a long introductory chapter on the history of the subject. They went back to the writings of Theophrastus, who was a friend of Aristotle, and who was interested in the sorts of animals and plants that could usually be found living together in ‘communities’. Allee et al. also found much that was relevant to ecology in the writings of Pliny and other Romans, and, of course, in the writings of scholars who lived in various parts of Europe after the Renaissance."-- p. web editorial