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A. PUGLIESE
OPTIMAL PATTERNS OF GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION FOR PERENNIAL PLANTS WITH PERSISTING OR NOT PERSISTING
A.P. DOBSON
IVORY POACHING AND THE VIABILITY OF AFRICAN ELEPHANT POPULATIONS
THE ECOLOGY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF RINDERPEST VIRUS IN SERENGETI AND NGORONGORO CRATER CONSERVATION
GLOBAL WARMING AND POTENTIAL CHANGES IN HOST PARASITE AND DISEASE-VECTOR RELATIONSHIPS
DO PARALLEL MAKE PREY VULNERABLE TO PREDATION? RED GROUSE AND PARASITES
REGULATION AND STABILITY OF A FREE-LIVING HOST-PARASITE SYSTEM: TRICHOSTRONGYLUS TENUIS IN RED
REGULATION AND STABILITY OF A FREE-LIVING HOST-PARASITE SYSTEM: TRICHOSTRONGYLUS TENUIS IN RED
B. NUERNBERGER
PERSISTENCE IN PATCH IRREGULAR LANDSCAPES
B.T. GRENFELL
CHANGE AND CHAOS IN MEASLES DYNAMICS
CHAOS AND BIOLOGICAL COMPLEXITY IN MEASLES DYNAMICS
C. CASTILLO-CHAVEZ
A PROBABILISTIC MODEL OF MIXING AND PAIR FORMATION WITH APPLICATIONS TO EPIDEMIOLOGY
A GENERAL SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF MIXING OF SUBPOPULATIONS AND ITS APPLICATION TO RISK - AND
USING MARK-RECAPTURE METHODOLOGY TO ESTIMATE THE SIZE OF A POPULATION AT RISK FOR SEXUALLY
EMPIRICAL METHODS FOR THE ESTIMATION OF THE MIXING PROBABILITIES FOR SOCIALLY STRUCTURED
TOWARD A UNIFIELD THEORY OF SEXUAL MIXING AND PAIR FORMATION
LIMIT BEHAVIOUR OF PAIR FORMATION FOR A LARGE DISSOLUTION RATE
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS - MODELS IN BIOLOGY. EPIDEMIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY
D.M. DI TORO
WATER SEDIMENT INTERACTIONS
WATER QUALITY MODELLING AND GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS
MODELLING PARTICLE OXIDATION
TOXICITY OF METALS IN SEDIMENTS
E. BERRETTA
STABILITY PROBLEMS IN CHEMOSTAT EQUATIONS WITH DELAYED NUTRIENT RECYCLING
E. SZATHMARY
NATURAL SELECTION AND THE DYNAMIC COEXISTENCE OF DEFINITIVE AND COMPLEMENTING VIRUS SEGMENTS
H. RESIT AKCAKAYA
RISK ASSESSMENT IN CONSERVATION BIOLOGY
J.A.J. METZ
SOURCES OF VARIATION IN PREDATION RATES AT HIGH PREY DENSITIES: AN ANALYTIC MODEL AND MITE EXAMPLE
THE SATURATING CONTACT RATE IN MARRIAGE AND EPIDEMIC MODELS
L.J. GROSS
SOFTWARE FOR TEACHING AND DOING RESEARCH IN ECOLOGY
USING NETWORKS FOR BIOLOGICAL INFORMATION
M. GYLLENBERG
THE CUMULATIVE FORMULATION OF (PHYSIOLOGICALLY) STRUCTURED POPULATION MODELS
O. DIEKMANN
THE BASIC REPRODUCTION RATIO FOR SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE - I. THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS
AN INVITATION TO STRUCTURED (META) POPULATION MODEL
MODELLING INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN STRUCTURED POPULATIONS
P. KINDMANN
ENERGY PARTITIONING MODELS AND CONSERVATION
P. RACSKO
RISK ANALYSIS OF CROP ALLOCATION STRATEGIES
R. HILBORN
CAN FISHERIES AGENCIES LEARN FROM EXPERIENCE?
R. LASSITER
THE ROLE OF THE BIOSPHERE IN CLIMATE CHANGE
R. MCKELVEY
VIABILITY ANALYSIS OF ENDANGERED SPECIES: A DECISION- THEORETIC PERSPECTIVE
FUR SEAL AND BLUE WHALE: THE BIOECONOMICS OF EXTINCTION
R.M. RAY ET AL.
AN INTRODUCTION TO AIDS MODELLING
R.R. LASSITER
PROCESS MODEL FOR SOIL BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLING
S. RINALDI
LOW AND HIGH FREQUENCY OSCILLATIONS IN THREE DIMENSIONAL FOOD CHAIN SYSTEMS
SEASONALITY AND CHAOS IN A PLANKTON-FISH MODEL
S. SCHNEIDER
INTRODUCTION TO CLIMATE MODELLING
CLIMATE MODELLING
THE CHANGING CLIMATE
CAN LARGE-SCALE CLIMATIC MODELS BE LINKED WITH MULTI-SCALE ECOLOGICAL STUDIES
CLIMATE MODELLING
S.A. LEVIN
ECOLOGY IN THEORY AND APPLICATION
TOPICS IN EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY
DYNAMICAL MODELS OF ECOSYSTEMS AND EPIDEMICS
PATTERN, SCALE AND VARIABILITY: AN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
PATTERNS AND PROCESSES IN THE DISTRIBUTION AND DYNAMICS OF ANTARCTIC KRILL
T.G. HALLAM
FRAMEWORK FOR ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
TOXICANT-INDUCED MORTALITY IN MODELS OF DAPHNIA POPULATIONS
V. ANDREASEN
DISEASE-INDUCED NATURAL SELECTION IN A DIPIOID HOST
V. HULL
THE ANOXIC CRISES IN DYSTROPHIC PROCESSES OF COASTAL LAGOONS: AN ENERGETIC EXPLANATION
SIMULATING AQUATIC SYSTEMS: A MODEL OF ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES
Y.M. SVIREZHEV
THERMODYNAMIC IDEA IN ECOLOGY
Z. AGUR
PULSE MASS MEASLES VACCINATION ACROSS AGE COHORTS
MEASLES IMMUNIZATION STRATEGIES FOR AN EPIDEMIOLOGICALLY HETEROGENEOUS POPULATION: THE ISRAELI CASE