Dynamics of Biological Invasions
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Chapman and Hall
Published:30th Jun '89
Currently unavailable, and unfortunately no date known when it will be back
This study of biological invasions introduces dynamic concepts into biogeography and spatial concepts into ecology. By using mathematical models from epidemiology and human geography generalizations can be made and it is shown that apparently static species ranges contain dynamic internal parameters.
This monograph...of interest as case studies, and is very useful to have them together in one book; each is well presented and integrated into the author's general discussion...This is a thought provoking book, useful both for its ideas and as a work of reference to all interested in population dynamics. Biologist; ..a valuable book..full of information and explains clearly how they can be used by foresters and others involved in conducting surveys of vegetation and habitat. It is arguably the most important work on the subject since Charles Elton's 1958 classic The Ecology of Invasions by Animals and Plants. Natural History Book Reviews; ...It is arguably the most important work on the subject since Charles Elton's 1958 classic The Ecology of Invasions by Animals and Plants Natural History Book Reviews; ...This is a thought-provoking book, useful both for its ideas and as a work of reference to all interested in population dynamics. Biologist
ISBN: 9780412314704
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 960g
160 pages
1989 ed.