This book presents a theoretical framework for understanding the
dynamics of shallow lake communities as it has evolved over the
past years from a combination of empirical studies, experimental
work and model analysis. Although, as in most theoretical work,
mathematical formulations play a role, the models that are used
remain simple and most analyses are graphical rather than
algebraic. The book will therefore appeal to workers who do not
usually dig deep into theoretical ecology such as lake managers,
field biologists and experimentalists. Students of theoretical
ecology will also gain from the many real-world applications of
topics such as predation and competition theory, bifurcation
analysis and catastrophe theory.
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