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Key ecological parameters of immotile versus locomotive life Фундаментальные экологические параметры неподвижной и передвигающейся жизни
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Long‐Term Ecosystem Dynamics in the Serengeti: Lessons for Conservation
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The Biotic Pump: Condensation, atmospheric dynamics and climate
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THE CONCEPT "COMPLEMENTARITY" AS THE BASIS FOR MODEL AND NATURE RECONSTRUCTION OF POTENTIAL BIOTA IN THE CURRENT CLIMATE
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