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The relative importance to population increase of fluctuations in mortality, fecundity and the time variables of the reproductive schedule.

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The relative importance to population increase of fluctuations in mortality, fecundity and the time variables of the reproductive schedule. (English)

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1 September 1971

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6

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223-237

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The population consequences of life history phenomena

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A population model for two species of Tipula (Diptera, Nematocera) derived from data on their physiological relations with their environment

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10.1007/BF00344916

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