10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AUTECOLOGIC»
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autecologic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Diversity and Ecology of Benthic Diatom Communities in ...
Autecologic information was obtained from the following literature: Gasse (1986),
Krammer & Lange-Bertalot (1986, 1988, 199 la, 1991b), Denys (1991, 1992),
Juggins (1992), Hofmann (1994), van Dam etal. (1994), Lange-Bertalot (1996), ...
2
Structure and function of biofilms: report of the Dahlem ...
DNA Hybridization probes, Cloning/sequencing of environmental DNA Potential
Application Activity Compositional/ Measurements Spatial Analysis Guide to
Literature Whole community or autecologic Genetic exchange Clause et al. 1983
...
William G. Characklis, P. A. Wilderer, 1989
3
The Processes of Fossilization
This omission is all the more glaring considering the few autecologic studies that
have been conducted on growth rates, sediment production and population
dynamics of foraminifera, mostly on selected larger reef-dwelling genera (for ...
4
Annual Report of the Director of the Laboratory for Plant ...
... has made it possible to utilize both autecologic and synecologic evidences in
the study of vegetation, and to harmonize them both in terms of development. A
successional Study of the Transitions between Climazes, by F. DEPARTMENT Or
...
Carnegie Institution, Washington, D.C. Laboratory for Plant Physiology, 1907
... units or associations, both of which are due to similarity of physiological
response. Thus, the recognition of the dominant as the basis of investigation has
made it possible to utilize both autecologic and synecologic evidences in the
study of ...
Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1915
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Rapid Changes in the Arctic: Results Book of the Nordic ...
... autecologic studies with Arctic fish and Kamchatka crab. Comp. Biochem.
Physiol. 132/A Suppl. 1. Christoffersen, K., 2002. Previous studies of freshwater
biota in Faroese lakes. Ann. Soc. Sci. Færoensis Suppl. 36, 7–13. Christoffersen,
K.
The desired information is most often camouflaged by aspects of the data
involving undesired syneco- logic and autecologic factors, historical factors,
sampling effects, etc. This is where quantitative analytical methods become
necessary.
8
Plant Geography: With Special Reference to North America
... Picea engelmannii and Abies lasiocarpa, which reach their lowest limits there.
98 Autecologic Maladjustments As a species reaches its climatically determine
range limit, the form and function of marginal individuals may be strongly altered.
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Renewable Resources: A Report to the Committee on Natural ...
Procedurally, it is necessary to attack an ecological problem piecemeal, e. g. , by
laboratory isolation of dominant autecologic factors or by statistical isolation of
the "most important" environmental parameters. Though a necessary approach, ...
10
Forest Development in Cold Climates
He wrote (Daubenmire, 1954): Because a great many genetically distinct trees
contribute different segments of a timberline pattern that has a remarkable
geographic conformity, the hypothesis is suggested that a major autecologic
principle is ...
John Alden, J.Louise Mastrantonio, Soren Ødum, 1993
