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ЕЕ Books
Excellence in Ecology Books are authored by the recipients of the Ecology Institute Prize and published by the international Ecology Institute. In these books the laureates express their personal views on the state of the art in their fields of expertise and bring to the attention of a world-wide audience their insights into the knowledge, problems and realities that form the biological basis for human existence.
ЕЕ Books address fellow scientists, teachers, students and decision makers who must translate ecological information into practicable rules and laws for the benefit of nature and mankind.
ЕЕ Books are made available at cost price. A large number are donated to libraries in Third-World countries.
Proper quotation of ЕЕ Books:
Example: Fenchel T (1987) Ecology-potentials and limitations. In: Kinne 0 (ed) Excellence in ecology, Book 1. International Ecology Institute, Oldendorf/Luhe
- Book 1: Tom Fenchel (Copenhagen, Denmark): 'Ecology- potentials and limitations', 1987. XIX + 186 pp., e 35 s
- Book 2: Edward 0. Wilson (Cambridge, MA, USA): 'Success and dominance in ecosystems: the case of the social insects', 1990, XXI + 104 pp., e 26
- Book 3: Gene E. Likens (Millbrook, NY, USA): 'The ecosystem approach: its use and abuse'. 1992. XXIV + 166 pp., e31
- Book 4: Robert T. Paine (Seattle, WA, USA): 'Marine rocky shores and community ecology: an experimentalist's perspective', 1994. XXII + 152 pp., e 31.
- Book 5: Harold A. Mooney (Stanford, CA, USA): 'The globalization of ecological thought',1998. XX + 153 pp., e31
- Book 6: F. H. Rigler and Robert H. Peters (Montreal, Canada): 'Science and limnology', 1995. XXVI+239 pp.,e 36
- Book 7: David H. Cushing (Lowestoft, UK): 'Towards a science of recruitment in fish populations', 1996. XXI + 175 pp., e30
- Book 8: Paul R. Ehrlich (Stanford, CA, USA): 'A world of wounds: Geologists and the human dilemma', 1997. XXIV + 210 pp., e33
- Book 9: Colin S. Reynolds (Ambleside, UK): 'Vegetation processes in the pelagic: a model for ecosystem theory', 1997. XXVII + 371 pp., e35
- Book 10: Ramon Margalef (Barcelona, Spain): 'Our biosphere', 1997. ХХШ + 176 pp., e25
- Book 11: John H. Lawton (Ascot, UK): 'Community ecology in a changing world', 2000. XXVII+227 pp.,e35
- Book 12: Z. Maciej Gliwicz (Warsaw, Poland): 'Between hazards of starvation and risk of predation: the ecology of offshore animals', 2003. XXVII + 379 pp., e 54
- Book 13: Richard T. Barber (Beaufort, NC, USA): 'The response of oceanic ecosystems to the climate of the 21st century', (tentative title; in preparation)
- Book 14: I. Hanski (Helsinki, Finland): 'Habitat loss and its biological consequences', (tentative title; in preparation)
- Book 15: Stephen R. Carpenter (Madison, WI, USA): -Regime shifts in lake ecosystems: pattern and variation', 2003. XXVIII + 199 pp., e 40
- Book 16: Louis Legendre (Villefranche-sur-Mer, France): 'Scientific research and discovery: process, consequences and practice' (tentative title; in preparation)
- Book 17: Michel Loreau (Paris, France): 'Linking community and ecosystem ecology' (tentative title; in preparation)
- Book 18: Jonathan J. Cole (Millbrook, NY, USA): 'Multiple roles of freshwater ecosystems in the carbon cycle', (tentative title; in preparation)
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