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Resilience and Persistence in the Context of Stochastic Population Models,ilibrium point can be replaced by a small (confidence) domain containing the equilibrium. The size of this domain is a measure for the (local) persistence of the system. This method is fully worked out for the stochastic logistic equation as well as for a prey-predator system.

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Images of the Genome: From Public Debates to Biology, and Back, and Forth,eaction can potentially play an important clarifying role here, but so far it has been a technical concept that is mainly used within biology. This essay starts from the assumption that metaphors play a large role in the understanding of scientific concepts. Since biology is not only a source of tec

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,The Wonderful Crucible of Life’s Creation: An Essay on Contingency versus Inevitability of Phylogenn my opinion, this contrast does not exist. Rather, the perception of a dichotomy is the result of differences in how measurements are made or in the way data processing is carried out. Observations made in one way result in the conclusion that phylogenetic development is contingent and that process