Titlebook: Biotic Interactions in Arid Lands; John L. Cloudsley-Thompson Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Anpassung an Wüsten.Parasit

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Legal Aspects of Sustainable Developmente complex interrelations between predators and their prey, parasites and their hosts, as well as between herbivores and the plants upon which they feed. In this book, I shall discuss not only such interactions and their feedback effects, but also community processes and population dynamics in the desert.

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Primary Anti-Predator Devices,r sound (Cott 1940; Kruuk 1972; Edmunds 1974; Cloudsley-Thompson 1980; G. Costa 1995). Secondary anti-predator devices are called into play only when a potential predator is present. They will be analysed in Chapter 4.

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