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Mathematical documentation for a lotic ecosystem model

Colby, Jonathan Axford; McIntire, C. David; U.S. International Biological Program. Coniferous Forest Biome; University of Washington (Seattle : University of Washington, 1978)
Mathematical documentation for a lotic ecosystem model : addendum

McIntire, C. David; White, Curtis; U.S. International Biological Program. Coniferous Forest Biome; University of Washington (Seattle : University of Washington, 1978)
Periphyton dynamics in lotic environments : a simulation model

McIntire, C. David; U.S. International Biological Program. Coniferous Forest Biome; University of Washington (Seattle : University of Washington, 1972)

The simulation model described below is based on the assumption that the periphyton community can be treated as a unit, without a quantitative concern for the dynamics of its many constituent populations. The function s ...
Report of the aquatic modeling group : round one

McIntire, C. David; Hall, James D.; Higley, Duane Lee; U.S. International Biological Program. Coniferous Forest Biome; University of Washington (Seattle : University of Washington, 1972)

The aquatic modeling group, consisting of Davis, Donaldson, Hall, Higley, Lyford, McIntire, Mullooly, Overton, Strand, Waring, and Warren, met in four 2-hour sessions from July 7 to July 26. The charge to the group was: ...
Trophic relation model based on density dependent processes

Warren, Charles E., 1926-; U.S. International Biological Program. Coniferous Forest Biome; University of Washington (Seattle : University of Washington, 1972)

"We have developed graphical and logical models for explaining the production of a consumer on the basis of the capacity of an ecosystem to produce that consumer (the productivity of the system for that consumer), on the ...