Titlebook: Spatial Pattern in Plankton Communities; John H. Steele Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 fields.nuclear physics.phy

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Patches, Movements, and Population Dynamics in Ecological Systems: A Terrestrial Perspective,scover or affect a degree of constancy in their surroundings and evolve accordingly. More commonly, they develop adaptive responses to the general experience that “here” and “now” is most unlikely to be the same as either “elsewhere” or “l(fā)ater” (Southwood, 1977).

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Pattern Formation in Ecological Communities,s (Levin, 1976b). The plankton has emerged as perhaps the prototypical system for the discussion of spatial pattern principally because of the ubiquitous nature of patchiness, independent of the scale of observation (Platt and Denman, 1975). Population densities are sufficiently high that pattern is

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Mixing and Stabilization of Phytoplankton Distributions on the Northwest European Continental Shelfe the effects of wind mixing, on the other hand, are more uniform, in an initial simplification it is convenient to consider only the mixing due to tidal stirring on the spatial patterns of phytoplankton.

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on the need to consider the special problems and the recent results in the study of plankton "patchiness. " An approach to the Marine Sciences Panel of the NATO Science Committee resulted in a planning grant to determine the probable content and participation in such a meeting. The planning group co

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