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Ecology
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Course description
Ecology is the study of how organisms interact with each other and with their
environment a truly vast area of biology. The original course examined the
biological principles that are the basis for analysing and understanding ecological
situations, and should give you some of the skills and knowledge needed by
professional ecologists.
There were five books, each taking an experimental and investigative approach,
included in the original course materials which are presented here:
Book
Book
Course materials
Book 1: Interactions
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Book 3: Communities
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Book 4: Ecosystems
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Below are each of the sessions that make up book 5 of Ecology, Humans and ecology.
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