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" From an antagonistic to a synergistic predator prey perspective : "
Tore Johannessen, Institute of Marine Research, Norway; University of Cape Town, South Africa ; contributors, Ingrid Berthinussen, Anders Fernö, Tore Johannessen, Jens-Otto Krakstad
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622433
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Johannessen, Tore
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From an antagonistic to a synergistic predator prey perspective : : bifurcations in marine ecosystems /\ Tore Johannessen, Institute of Marine Research, Norway; University of Cape Town, South Africa ; contributors, Ingrid Berthinussen, Anders Fernö, Tore Johannessen, Jens-Otto Krakstad
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xv, 212 pages :: illustrations (some color), maps ;; 23 cm
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9780124170162
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: 0124170161
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Introduction -- Repeated incidents of abrupt and persistent recruitment failures in gadoids in relation to increasing eutrophication, 1919-2001 -- Causes of variation in abundance, growth, and mortality in 0-group gadoids after settlement and a hypothesis underlying recruitment variability in Atlantic cod -- Growth and mortality in settled Atlantic cod in relation to diet : evidence for a recruitment mechanism / Tore Johannessen, Ingrid Berthinussen, Jens-Otto Krakstad and Anders Fernö -- Bifurcations in marine ecosystems : concurrent recruitment collapses in gadoid fishes and changes in the plankton community -- Predator-prey synergism in plankton -- Ecological implications of predator-prey synergism in marine ecosystems -- Variability enhancing and variability dampening mechanisms in marine ecosystems
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Marine ecology
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Predation (Biology)
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Synergetics
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Bifurcation theory
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Marine animals-- Effect of predation on
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Predatory marine animals
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577.7
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QH541.5.S3J64 2014
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