Natural Enemies: The Population Biology of Predators, Parasites and Diseases
- Collection : Michael Archer's Library
- Publisher : Blackwell Scientific Publications
- Published In : Oxford
- Illustrations : 139 text figs
Description:
This book describes the evolution and ecology of all carnivorous organisms from whales and lions, down to virus and bacteria. It addresses questions such as: How do natural enemies affect the distribution and abundance of their prey, and how have natural enemies functioned as agents of natural selection affecting the evolution of behaviour and morphology in their prey?
Condition
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