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Ecology Eugene P. Odum

Ecology By Eugene P. Odum

Ecology by Eugene P. Odum


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This is an introduction to the principles of modern ecology as they relate to today's threat to Earth's life-support systems. Themes examined include experimental life-support systems, hierarchies, ecosystems and landscapes, component physical factors, population, development and evolution.

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Ecology: A Bridge Between Science and Society by Eugene P. Odum

The new edition of this introductory ecology text, previously published as Ecology and Our Endangered Life-Support Systems , preserves its predecessor's 'big picture' approach while incorporating the latest concepts and research. It is suited to anyone seeking to become more environmentally literate, including students and professionals alike. The organization of the text is 'top down,' beginning with experimental life-support systems and ending with development and evolution. The relevance of ecological principles and the need for long-term solutions to environmental problems are stressed throughout.

Table of Contents

The life-support environment; levels of organization; the ecosystem; energetics; material cycles and physical conditions of existence; population biology; development and evolution; major ecosystem types of the world; the transition from youth to maturity.

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CIN0878936300G
9780878936304
0878936300
Ecology: A Bridge Between Science and Society by Eugene P. Odum
Used - Good
Paperback
Oxford University Press Inc
19970201
330
N/A
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