Surveying Natural Populations : : Quantitative Tools for Assessing Biodiversity / / Martin Buzas, Lee-Ann Hayek.
Surveying Natural Populations is a user-friendly primer to the essential methodologies of quantitative field ecology or paleoecology. Combining the intuitive methods of the field researcher with the mathematical precision of the statistician, the volume determines, through real biodiversity and ecol...
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