Titlebook: Ecology; A Textbook Hermann Remmert Textbook 19801st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1980 ecology.ecosystem.ecosystem dynamics.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-29231-7lar genetic exchange is emphasized; one can also speak of the central European owl population, taking into account that exchange with the Thuringian and Alpine populations, though rare, does occur to a certain extent.

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Ecology: the Basic Concept,e 1920’s by Woltereck. Now, after 100 years of ecological research, these words are being discovered anew. They have become modern, and echo on all sides. But ecology is not a doctrine of salvation. As Ernst Haeckel put it, ecology is the . — the study of the economics of nature. It is a strict natu

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Autecology,greater the number of requirements they have in common. It becomes overpowering when the ecological demands of the two organisms are identical in all details. Two different species with identical ecological requirements can live together only if the number of individuals is so small that they never

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Ecosystems,rives a circulation of many substances from the abiotic environment through the organisms and back into the abiotic domain. Within the brief time span that humans can survey, a rough equilibrium seems to prevail in the ecosystem — between uptake and release of materials, and between input and output

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