Stochastic structure and nonlinear dynamics of food webs: qualitative stability in a Lotka-Volterra cascade model
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Charles M. Newman | Joel E. Cohen | Tomasz Łuczak | C. M. Newman | Z.-m. Zhou | J. Cohen | T. Łuczak | Zhu Zhou | Joel E. Cohen | Tomasz Łuczak | Charles M. Newman
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