'Competitive species' presentation slideshows

Chapter 37

Chapter 37. Communities and Ecosystems. Dining In Community structure and function depend on the interactions among organisms Example: Apanteles glomeratus wasp, Pieris rapae butterfly, and other wasps

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Chapter 37

Chapter 37. Communities and Ecosystems. Dining In Community structure and function depend on the interactions among organisms Example: Apanteles glomeratus wasp, Pieris rapae butterfly, and other wasps

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The POPULUS modelling software

The POPULUS modelling software Download your copy from the following website (the authors of the program are also cited there). This primer is best used with a running POPULUS program. http://www.cbs.umn.edu/populus/ The opening screen is shown below (this primer is based on Java Version 5.4).

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The POPULUS modelling software

The POPULUS modelling software Download your copy from the following website (the authors of the program are also cited there). This primer is best used with a running POPULUS program. http://www.cbs.umn.edu/populus/ The opening screen is shown below (this primer is based on Java Version 5.4).

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Chapter 53

Chapter 53. Communities. What is a biological community?. An assemblage of species living close enough together so that there are potential interactions. What causes a community to have a certain assemblage of species?. Two contrasting views: INDIVIDUALISTIC HYPOTHESIS

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MECHANISMS OF EVOLUTION

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Vegetation Management Alternatives

Vegetation Management Alternatives. Section II. What are the alternatives and what is their silvicultural effectiveness? Al Wiensczyk, FORREX. What are the Alternatives? Methodology. Reviewed the scientific literature for information Used experiential knowledge of project team and others

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Speciation Notes

Speciation Notes. Speciation. Speciation - a process of producing two individual species from one Species - members of the population that interbreed to produce fertile offspring. Three Causes of Speciation. Geographic isolation.

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