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Predation / Gammaridea / Systems ecology / Mathematical modeling / Ordinary differential equations / Gammarus pulex / Gammarus / Pulex / LotkaVolterra equations / Functional response
Date: 2013-11-12 00:25:09
Predation
Gammaridea
Systems ecology
Mathematical modeling
Ordinary differential equations
Gammarus pulex
Gammarus
Pulex
LotkaVolterra equations
Functional response

NeoBiota 19: 1–doi: neobiotaBiotic resistance to invaders RESEARCH ARTICLE

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