A Review of Key Features and Their Implementation in Unstructured, Structured, and Agent‐Based Population Models for Ecological Risk Assessment
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Volker Grimm | Chiara Accolla | Maxime Vaugeois | Adrian P Moore | Pamela Rueda-Cediel | Amelie Schmolke | Valery E Forbes | V. Grimm | Amelie Schmolke | Pamela Rueda-Cediel | C. Accolla | M. Vaugeois | Adrian P. Moore | Valery Forbes | Chiara Accolla
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