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FOURTEEN. Propagation of Change through a Complex Ecosystem

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© 2019 University of Chicago Press

© 2019 University of Chicago Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
  4. ONE. Introduction: Understanding the Greater Serengeti Ecosystem 1
  5. TWO. Historical and Future Changes to the Serengeti Ecosystem 7
  6. THREE. Paleoecology of the Serengeti- Mara Ecosystem 47
  7. FOUR. The Resource Basis of Human- Wildlife Interaction 95
  8. FIVE. Generation and Maintenance of Heterogeneity in the Serengeti Ecosystem 135
  9. SIX. Global Environmental Changes and Their Impact on the Serengeti 183
  10. SEVEN. The Multiple Roles of Infectious Diseases in the Serengeti Ecosystem 209
  11. EIGHT. Reticulate Food Webs in Space and Time: Messages from the Serengeti 241
  12. NINE. Spatial Dynamics and Coexistence of the Serengeti Grazer Community 277
  13. TEN. Dynamic Consequences of Human Behavior in the Serengeti Ecosyst 301
  14. ELEVEN. Human Responses to Change: Modeling Household Decision Making in Western Serengeti 325
  15. TWELVE. Larger-Scale Influences on the Serengeti Ecosystem: National and International Policy, Economics, and Human Demography 347
  16. THIRTEEN. Land Use Economics in the Mara Area of the Serengeti Ecosystem 379
  17. FOURTEEN. Propagation of Change through a Complex Ecosystem 417
  18. FIFTEEN. Who Pays for Conservation? Current and Future Financing Scenarios for the Serengeti Ecosystem 443
  19. SIXTEEN. Integrating Conservation in Human and Natural Ecosystems 471
  20. APPENDIX. The Main Herbivorous Mammals and Crocodiles in the Greater Serengeti Ecosystem 497
  21. Contributors 507
  22. Index 513
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https://doi.org/10.7208/9780226760353-015

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
  4. ONE. Introduction: Understanding the Greater Serengeti Ecosystem 1
  5. TWO. Historical and Future Changes to the Serengeti Ecosystem 7
  6. THREE. Paleoecology of the Serengeti- Mara Ecosystem 47
  7. FOUR. The Resource Basis of Human- Wildlife Interaction 95
  8. FIVE. Generation and Maintenance of Heterogeneity in the Serengeti Ecosystem 135
  9. SIX. Global Environmental Changes and Their Impact on the Serengeti 183
  10. SEVEN. The Multiple Roles of Infectious Diseases in the Serengeti Ecosystem 209
  11. EIGHT. Reticulate Food Webs in Space and Time: Messages from the Serengeti 241
  12. NINE. Spatial Dynamics and Coexistence of the Serengeti Grazer Community 277
  13. TEN. Dynamic Consequences of Human Behavior in the Serengeti Ecosyst 301
  14. ELEVEN. Human Responses to Change: Modeling Household Decision Making in Western Serengeti 325
  15. TWELVE. Larger-Scale Influences on the Serengeti Ecosystem: National and International Policy, Economics, and Human Demography 347
  16. THIRTEEN. Land Use Economics in the Mara Area of the Serengeti Ecosystem 379
  17. FOURTEEN. Propagation of Change through a Complex Ecosystem 417
  18. FIFTEEN. Who Pays for Conservation? Current and Future Financing Scenarios for the Serengeti Ecosystem 443
  19. SIXTEEN. Integrating Conservation in Human and Natural Ecosystems 471
  20. APPENDIX. The Main Herbivorous Mammals and Crocodiles in the Greater Serengeti Ecosystem 497
  21. Contributors 507
  22. Index 513
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