Revising the distributive networks models of West, Brown and Enquist (1997) and Banavar, Maritan and Rinaldo (1999): metabolic inequity of living tissues provides clues for the observed allometric scaling rules.
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Bai-Lian Li | Bai-lian Li | V. G. Gorshkov | Anastassia M Makarieva | Victor G Gorshkov | A. Makarieva
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