Namiko Mitarai explains that they first used the classical calculations from
the theories about ecosystems that say that two predators can not exist simultaneously if they both live exclusively on the same prey.
Not exact matches
Elton and his followers sought to discern underlying patterns of invasion, to forge
theories about the hidden structures of
ecosystems, and so explain the apparent patterns of invasions.
There are a variety of
theories about how rising air temperature and altered precipitation patterns might affect these
ecosystems in the future.
Specifically, this course will explore: laws of physics,
theories about matter, waves, our solar system, Earth cycles, Earth and human activity, biotic and abiotic factors in
ecosystems, natural selection, genetics, and cell
theory.
As explained above, the premise of human dependence on
ecosystems exists before any consideration of material facts or
theories about the state of the planet.