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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- 1. Introduction 1
- 2. Historical Antecedents 26
- 3. Building a Two-Trophic-Level Food Web 52
- 4. Adding a Third (and a Fourth and a Fifth ...) Trophic Level 120
- 5. Omnivory in a Food Web 160
- 6. Mutualists, Symbionts, and Facilitators in a Food Web 193
- 7. Pathogens in a Food Web 241
- 8. Temporal Variability 277
- 9. Spatial Variability on Local and Regional Scales 308
- 10. Ecologically Equivalent and Neutral Species Embedded in a Food Web 344
- 11. MacArthur’s Recasting Revisited 364
- 12. Philosophical and Practical Implications 382
- Literature Cited 405
- Index 451
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- 1. Introduction 1
- 2. Historical Antecedents 26
- 3. Building a Two-Trophic-Level Food Web 52
- 4. Adding a Third (and a Fourth and a Fifth ...) Trophic Level 120
- 5. Omnivory in a Food Web 160
- 6. Mutualists, Symbionts, and Facilitators in a Food Web 193
- 7. Pathogens in a Food Web 241
- 8. Temporal Variability 277
- 9. Spatial Variability on Local and Regional Scales 308
- 10. Ecologically Equivalent and Neutral Species Embedded in a Food Web 344
- 11. MacArthur’s Recasting Revisited 364
- 12. Philosophical and Practical Implications 382
- Literature Cited 405
- Index 451
