Mark R. T. Dale is a Professor in the Ecosystem Science and Management Program at the University of Northern British Columbia and Dean of Regional Programs. His research interests include the spatial structure of plant communities and the development and evaluation of numerical methods to answer ecological questions, including applications of graph theory. He wrote Spatial Pattern Analysis in Plant Ecology (Cambridge, 1999) and Spatial Analysis: A Guide for Ecologists (Cambridge, 2014).
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Preface 1. Graphs as structure in the ecological context 2. Shapes of graphs: trees to triangles 3. Species interaction networks 4. Trophic networks: structure, partitioning, and dynamics 5. Species associations, communities, and graphs of social structure 6. Competition: hierarchies and reversals 7. Mutualism, parasitism, and bipartite graphs 8. Temporal or time-only graphs 9. Spatial graphs 10. Spatio-temporal graphs 11. Graph structure and system function: graphlet methods 12. Synthesis and future directions Visual glossary References Index Appendix.
Preface 1. Graphs as structure in the ecological context 2. Shapes of graphs: trees to triangles 3. Species interaction networks 4. Trophic networks: structure, partitioning, and dynamics 5. Species associations, communities, and graphs of social structure 6. Competition: hierarchies and reversals 7. Mutualism, parasitism, and bipartite graphs 8. Temporal or time-only graphs 9. Spatial graphs 10. Spatio-temporal graphs 11. Graph structure and system function: graphlet methods 12. Synthesis and future directions Visual glossary References Index Appendix.
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