An edition of Dynamics of populations (1993)

Dynamics of populations

proceedings of the meeting on population problems, Smolarnia, Poland, 9-15 September 1992

by , , and

Dynamics of populations
P. J. den Boer, P. J. M. Mols, ...
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An edition of Dynamics of populations (1993)

Dynamics of populations

proceedings of the meeting on population problems, Smolarnia, Poland, 9-15 September 1992

by , , and

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Agricultural University
Language
English
Pages
110

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Forest ecology, Congresses, Animal populations

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1993, Agricultural University
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Includes bibliographical references.

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Warsaw

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Dewey Decimal Class
591.52/48
Library of Congress
QL752 .D96 1993

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110 p. :
Number of pages
110

ID Numbers

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OL564965M
ISBN 10
8386241012
LCCN
96149695
OCLC/WorldCat
32912255

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