Titlebook: Community Ecology; A Workshop held at D Alan Hastings Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 biology.dynamics.e

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A. R. Khokhlov,O. E. PhilippovaI am going to use the term (ecological) . to mean the set of all living things in some given location. Typically, a community in this sense will consist of hundreds of biospecies (even if we permit ourselves to neglect — possibly at our peril (Ducklow et. al. 1986) — microorganisms). These are, then, very large, and maybe very complex, systems.

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When Should You Include Age Structure,is a large cost in terms of difficulty, so the benefit in terms of increased understanding must be substantial. This question of whether to include age structure (or size structure) in models is really a question of scale — organizational scale. At the organizational scale of species interactions, w

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The Geometry of Niches,to consider. Much of what is commonly called community ecology deals with a very small number of species — often two. Yet communities are large sets of species — all the species in an area or at least those in a particular taxonomic or trophic group. Clearly, we need to ask how species interactions