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Publications by Jan Eisner
Adaptive Foraging Does Not Always Lead to More Complex Food Webs
Journal of Theoretical Biology
Statistics
Genetics
Probability
Molecular Biology
Biochemistry
Applied Mathematics
Microbiology
Simulation
Immunology
Biological Sciences
Medicine
Agricultural
Modeling
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