The Theory of Ecological Communities (Monographs in Population Biology, 57)
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The Theory of Ecological Communities (Monographs in Population Biology, 57)

by Mark Vellend

ecology evolutionary biology population biology
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Mark Vellend’s The Theory of Ecological Communities offers a focused, scholarly treatment of ecological community theory. Published in the Monographs in Population Biology series, this volume provides an advanced resource for readers studying biology, ecology, and the principles used to understand ecological communities.

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The Theory of Ecological Communities presents a focused study of ecological community theory.

Mark Vellend examines the concepts and frameworks used to understand ecological communities.

Published as volume 57 in the Monographs in Population Biology series, the book is suited to readers of advanced biology and ecology.

Its emphasis is theoretical, making it a reference for students, researchers, and professionals interested in community ecology.

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