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Biological interactions in the boreal ecosystem under climate change : are the vole and predator cycles disappearing?

Name: Biological interactions in the boreal ecosystem under climate change : are the vole and predator cycles disappearing?
Creator: Korpela, Katri
Keywords: Myodes, Vulpes, vuorovaikutus, Martes, populaatiosyklit, myyrät, pienpedot, eliöyhteisöt, Mustela, ilmastonmuutokset

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Authors: Korpela, Katri;

Biological interactions in the boreal ecosystem under climate change : are the vole and predator cycles disappearing?

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Myodes, Vulpes, vuorovaikutus, Martes, populaatiosyklit, myyrät, pienpedot, eliöyhteisöt, Mustela, ilmastonmuutokset, populaatiodynamiikka, ilmastovaikutukset, häviäminen, climate change, boreaalinen vyöhyke, Microtus, population dynamics, myyräsyklit, kannanvaihtelut, ta1181, lämpeneminen, katoaminen, sääolot, Ekologia ja evoluutiobiologia

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