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Nature 409, 992-993 (22 February 2001) | doi:10.1038/35059194
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Ecology: Bagging the lag
Michael E. Hochberg & Arthur E. Weis
Abstract
New techniques for analysing the dynamics of moth populations in captivity could have broad implications for biodiversity and conservation research in general.
Predicting changes in the size of natural populations has long been a goal of ecologists. But it is often far from simple to unravel the dynamics of populations.
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