Spatial self-organisation in ecology: pretty patterns or robust reality?
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G D Ruxton | T J Lewis | P Rohani | D Grünbaum | D. Grünbaum | G. Ruxton | P. Rohani | T. Lewis | Pejman Rohani | Timothy J. Lewis | Daniel Grünbaum
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