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Multivariate Statistics for Wildlife and Ecology Research
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Introduction to Applied Mathematics for Environmental Science
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Electrical Properties of Cells
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Oxygen Transport to TissueIV
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Electrical Properties of Cells
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$Honighäuschen (Bonn) - The study of populations is becoming increasingly focused on dynamics. We believe there are two reasons for this trend. The ftrst is the impactof nonlinear dynamics with its exciting ideas and colorful language: bifurcations, domains of attraction, chaos, fractals, strange attractors. Complexity, which is so very much a part of biology, now seems to be also a part of mathematics. A second trend is the accessibility of the new concepts. Thebarriers tocommunicationbetween theoristandexperimentalistseemless impenetrable. The active participationofthe experimentalist means that the theory will obtain substance. Our role is the application of the theory of dynamics to the analysis ofbiological populations. We began our work early in 1979 by writing an ordinary differential equation for the rateofchange in adult numbers which was based on an equilibrium model proposed adecadeearlier. Duringthenextfewmonths weftlledournotebookswithstraightforward deductions from the model and its associated biological implications. Slowly, some of the biological observations were explained and papers followed on a variety of topics: genetic and demographic stability, stationary probability distributions for population size,population growth asabirth-deathprocess, natural selectionanddensity-dependent population growth, genetic disequilibrium, and the stationary stochastic dynamics of adult numbers.$
Population Dynamics and the Tribolium Model: Genetics and Demography
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Mathematical Ecology
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Developments in Numerical Ecology
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Mathematical Analysis of Decision Problems in Ecology
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Oxygen Transport to Tissue-V
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Introduction to Applied Mathematics for Environmental Science
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Ecological Diversity and Its Measurement
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Asiatische Hornisse in der Region Bonn und Rhein-Sieg aufgetaucht

mathematics

Multivariate Statistics for Wildlife and Ecology Research

Introduction to Applied Mathematics for Environmental Science

Electrical Properties of Cells

Oxygen Transport to TissueIV

Electrical Properties of Cells

Population Dynamics and the Tribolium Model: Genetics and Demography

Mathematical Ecology

Developments in Numerical Ecology

Mathematical Analysis of Decision Problems in Ecology

Oxygen Transport to Tissue-V

Introduction to Applied Mathematics for Environmental Science

Ecological Diversity and Its Measurement

Querdenker, Wespen und aculeate Hymenopteren

Dachdecker trifft Baumhummel – was tun?

Filialisierung bei Hornissen

Wildbienen, Bienenhotels und Kindergärten – Gehören Wildbienen zu Deutschland?

Ein Hornissennest in einem Rollladenkasten

Hilfe, eine riesige Hornisse baut bei mir

Asiatische Hornisse in der Region Bonn und Rhein-Sieg aufgetaucht

Multivariate Statistics for Wildlife and Ecology Research

Introduction to Applied Mathematics for Environmental Science

Electrical Properties of Cells

Oxygen Transport to TissueIV

Electrical Properties of Cells

Population Dynamics and the Tribolium Model: Genetics and Demography

Mathematical Ecology

Developments in Numerical Ecology

Mathematical Analysis of Decision Problems in Ecology

Oxygen Transport to Tissue-V

Introduction to Applied Mathematics for Environmental Science

Ecological Diversity and Its Measurement

Querdenker, Wespen und aculeate Hymenopteren

Dachdecker trifft Baumhummel – was tun?

Filialisierung bei Hornissen

Wildbienen, Bienenhotels und Kindergärten – Gehören Wildbienen zu Deutschland?

Ein Hornissennest in einem Rollladenkasten

Hilfe, eine riesige Hornisse baut bei mir

Oxygen Transport to TissueIV