Aquatic food webs an ecosystem approach - Belgrano, Andrea (Oxford [England] New York Oxford University Press, 2005)
Biosimplicity via stoichiometry: the evolution of food-web structure and processes James J. Elser and Dag O. Hessen -- Spatial structure and dynamics in a marine food web Carlos J. Meliâan, Jordi Bascompte, and Pedro Jordano -- Role of network analysis in comparative ecosystem ecology of estuaries Robert R. Christian, ... [et al.] -- Food webs in lakes: seasonal dynamics and impact of climate variability Dietmar Straile -- Pattern and process in food webs: evidence from running waters Guy Woodward, ... [et al.] -- Some random thoughts on the statistical analysis of food-web data Andrew R. Solow -- Analysis of size and complexity of randomly constructed food webs by information theoretic metrics James T. Morris, Robert R. Christian, and Robert E. Ulanowicz -- Size-based analyses of aquatic food webs Simon Jennings -- Food-web theory in marine ecosystems Jason S. Link, William T. Stockhausen, and Elizabeth T. Methratta -- Modeling food-web dynamics: complexity-stability implications Jennifer A. Dunne, ... [et al.] -- Is biodiversity maintained by food-web complexity? The adaptive food-web hypothesis Michio Kondoh -- Climate forcing, food-web structure, and community dynamics in pelagic marine ecosystems L. Ciannelli, ... [et al.] -- Food-web theory provides guidelines for marine conservation Enric Sala and George Sugihara -- Biodiversity and aquatic food webs Helmut Hillebrand and Jonathan B. Shurin -- Ecological network analysis: an escape from the machine Robert E. Ulanowicz.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 211-254) and index.
Keywords: Aquatic ecology; Food chains (Ecology); Electronic books