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Predatorprey interactions: A Mediterranean vertebrate system as a case study,Used
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Predation is one of the commonest ecologial interactions in the natural world, and predators have attracted attention from all sort of naturalists, and then scientists, since time immemorial. However, the influence of predatorprey relationships on the functioning of ecosystems remains largely unclear. The theoretical and empirical studies available to date are insufficient to provide comprehensive knowledge on the ecological consequences of predation, especially as the biological complexity increases. Predatorprey studies are also of much interest for the conservation of prey, and particularly of predators, mainly due to the traditional, strongly unfounded conflict between them and game harvesting. This book, with its six main chapters, aspires to increase and stimulate current knowledge of predatorprey relationships worldwide. For this purpose, the author takes advantage of the indepth exploration based on either an ecological or a conservation approach of a typical Mediterranean vertebrate system. As a result, some old, controversial questions now find novel, sciencebased answers.
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