Ecosystems

Volume 2, issue 4, July 1999

13 articles in this issue

Tips and Traps in Interdisciplinary Research

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- Monica G. Turner
- Stephen R. Carpenter
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- Pages: 275 - 276
Managing Earth's Ecosystems: An Interdisciplinary Challenge

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- Gretchen C. Daily
- Paul R. Ehrlich
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- Pages: 277 - 280
The Challenges of Conducting Interdisciplinary Research in Traditional Doctoral Programs

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- Chris M. Golde
- Hanna Alix Gallagher
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- Pages: 281 - 285
What Ecologists Can Learn from Nuclear Scientists

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- William R. Freudenburg
- Margarita Alario
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- Pages: 286 - 291
A Perspective on Interdisciplinary Science

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- Robert J. Naiman
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- Pages: 292 - 295
Human Dimensions of Ecosystem Studies

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- Charles L. Redman
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- Pages: 296 - 298
Challenges to Interdisciplinary Discourse

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- David N. Wear
- Content type:
- Pages: 299 - 301
Interdisciplinary Research: Maintaining the Constructive Impulse in a Culture of Criticism

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- S. T. A. Pickett
- William R. Burch Jr.
- J. Morgan Grove
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- Pages: 302 - 307
The Effects of Seed Dispersal on the Simulation of Long-Term Forest Landscape Change

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- Hong S. He
- David J. Mladenoff
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- Pages: 308 - 319
20th Century Carbon Budget of Forest Soils in the Alps

Authors (first, second and last of 4)
- Daniel Perruchoud
- Felix Kienast
- Otto Ulrich Bräker
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- Pages: 320 - 337
Filtering Impacts of an Introduced Bivalve (Dreissena polymorpha) in a Shallow Lake: Application of a Hydrodynamic Model

Authors (first, second and last of 7)
- Hugh J. MacIsaac
- Ora E. Johannsson
- Igor A. Grigorovich
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- Pages: 338 - 350
Linking Freshwater Flows and Ecosystem Services Appropriated by People: The Case of the Baltic Sea Drainage Basin

Authors (first, second and last of 5)
- Åsa Jansson
- Carl Folke
- Malin Falkenmark
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- Pages: 351 - 366
Effects of Plant Growth Characteristics on Biogeochemistry and Community Composition in a Changing Climate

Authors (first, second and last of 4)
- Darrell A. Herbert
- Edward B. Rastetter
- Göran I. Ågren
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- Pages: 367 - 382

Volume 2, issue 4, July 1999

Tips and Traps in Interdisciplinary Research

Managing Earth's Ecosystems: An Interdisciplinary Challenge

The Challenges of Conducting Interdisciplinary Research in Traditional Doctoral Programs

What Ecologists Can Learn from Nuclear Scientists

A Perspective on Interdisciplinary Science

Human Dimensions of Ecosystem Studies

Challenges to Interdisciplinary Discourse

Interdisciplinary Research: Maintaining the Constructive Impulse in a Culture of Criticism

The Effects of Seed Dispersal on the Simulation of Long-Term Forest Landscape Change

20th Century Carbon Budget of Forest Soils in the Alps

Filtering Impacts of an Introduced Bivalve (Dreissena polymorpha) in a Shallow Lake: Application of a Hydrodynamic Model

Linking Freshwater Flows and Ecosystem Services Appropriated by People: The Case of the Baltic Sea Drainage Basin

Effects of Plant Growth Characteristics on Biogeochemistry and Community Composition in a Changing Climate

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