An Ecology Problem Book

Marc Mangel; Paul Switzer; Sarah M. Eppley

An Ecology Problem Book

Marc Mangel, Paul Switzer, Sarah M. Eppley

Eastern Illinois University

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<p> This problem book has many objectives: <ul> <li> To get you to think about the course each night: do not wait until the last minute to begin working on the problems. </li> <li> To get you to deal with data. Statistics courses that you take in the future will be more meaningful once you understand the kinds of data that arise in ecological studies. </li> <li> To get you to be more comfortable with theoretical and quantitative methods. Not every ecologist uses those methods, but one should not be put off by them. </li> <li> To familiarize you with material as it appears in the professional literature. </li> </ul></p>

Idioma original	American English
Publicación	Default journal
Estado	Published - ene 1 1998

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Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

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