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7.6.3
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10.8.4
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10.8.4
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2.5
Inglesfield C., Begon M. A983). The ontogeny and cost of migration of Droso-
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14.4.1
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18.3.1
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13.2.5
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7.3
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13.2.5
Janzen D. H. A968). Host plants in evolutionary and contemporary time, Ameri-
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12.3.1, 20.2.4
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22.4.1
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5.3.6
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13.4
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11.3.1
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22.2
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10.3
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18.4.1
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20.3.1
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19.2.2
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21.5
Juhren M., Went F. W., Phillips E. A956). Ecology of desert plants. IV. Combi-
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15.4.2
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14.14.2, 14.14.4
Karban R., Ricklefs R. E. A983). Host characteristics, sampling intensity and
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20.3.3
Karplus I., Tsurnamal M., Szlep M. A972). Associative behaviour of the fish
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22.4.1
Kays S., Harper J. L. A974). The regulation of plant and tiller density in a
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4.2.1, 6.5
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15.5
Keddy P. A. A982). Population ecology on an environmental gradient: Cakile
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10.2.3, 10.4.1
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16.4.1
Kershaw K. A. A973). Quantitative and Dynamic Plant Ecology, 2nd edn.
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4.3, 5.2
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8.2.1
Kikkawa J., Williams W. T. A971). Altitudinal distribution of land birds in New
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22.4.2
Kingston T. J. A977). Natural manuring by elephants in the Tsavo National
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11.3.2
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11.3.2
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