New paper: Red queen for a day: models of symmetry and selection in paleoecology

02 Thursday Jun 2011

Posted by proopnarine in CEG theory, Publications

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biodiversity, ecology, evolution, paleoecology, Robustness, top-down cascade

Red queen for a day: models of symmetry and selection in paleoecology . Evolutionary Ecology DOI: 10.1007/s10682-011-9494-6

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