Animal Communities in Temperate America¶
Shelford, V. E. (1913). Animal Communities in Temperate America. University of Chicago Press.
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- Liebig's Law of the Minimum
- In ecology and population biology, population density is set by the most-limiting habitat factor rather than the average of resources, with the community-level extension generalizing to ranges bounded both below and above.
This sourceIntroduces the law of tolerance, extending Liebig's law to bounds set both below (scarcity) and above (excess).
- In ecology and population biology, population density is set by the most-limiting habitat factor rather than the average of resources, with the community-level extension generalizing to ranges bounded both below and above.
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