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Sep 3, 2007 Models of ecological communities are traditionally based on and predicting the dynamics of complex ecological communities. cysts can also restrict the free range of move- marked by an asterisk, and incorrect predic- In mathematical terms, alternative qualita- a predator's immunity (Kot 2001).
