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Title: Seasonality and Chaos in a Plankton Fish Model.

Authors: Doveri, F., M. Scheffer, S. Rinaldi, S. Muratori, and Y. Kuznetsov.

Citation: Doveri, F., M. Scheffer, S. Rinaldi, S. Muratori, and Y. Kuznetsov. 1993. Seasonality and Chaos in a Plankton Fish Model. Theoretical Population Biology 43, no. 2: 159-83.

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Extinction and Spatial Structure in Simulation Models.

Demographic Stochasticity Does Not Predict Persistence of Gecko Populations.

A Universal Law of the Characteristic Return Time Near Thresholds.

Critical Thresholds in Species Responses to Landscape Structure.

Dispersal Success on Fractal Landscapes: a Consequence of Lacunarity Thresholds.

Extinction Thresholds for Species in Fractal Landscapes.

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Seasonal Changes of Mechanisms Maintaining Clear Water in a Shallow Lake With Abundant Chara Vegetation.

Long-Term Pattern of Alternative Stable States in 2 Shallow Eutrophic Lakes.

Long-Term and Short-Term Dynamics of Submerged Macrophytes in 2 Shallow Eutrophic Lakes.

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Iron-Phosphorus Ratio in Surface Sediment as an Indicator of Phosphate Release From Aerobic Sediments in Shallow Lakes.

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Catastrophic Shifts in Ecosystems.

Mechanisms for marine regime shifts: Can we use lakes as microcosms for oceans?

Lake restoration in terms of ecological resilience: a numerical study of biomanipulations under bistable conditions.

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Regime Shifts in Lake Ecosystems: Pattern and Variation

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Epilithic Biomass and Metabolism in a North Iberian Stream.

Stability of Forest Ecosystems in the Humid Tropics.

Lake and Catchment Management in Denmark.

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Progressive Restoration of a Shallow Lake: a 12-Year Experiment in Isolation, Sediment Removal and Biomanipulation.

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8 Years of Internal Phosphorus Loading and Changes in the Sediment Phosphorus Profile of Lake Sobygaard, Denmark.

Phosphorus Release From Resuspended Sediment in the Shallow and Wind-Exposed Lake Arreso, Denmark.

Phosphorus Fractions and Profiles in the Sediment of Shallow Danish Lakes as Related to Phosphorus Load, Sediment Composition and Lake Chemistry.

Experimental Policies for Water Management in the Everglades.

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