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Toxicant Impacts on Density-Limited Populations: A Critical Review of Theory, Practice, and Results
Most natural populations experience some density dependence, and longterm average rates of population growth are likely to be close to zero (i.e., steady state). An essential question, therefore, is how and to what extent do density-dependent effects influence the responses of populations to toxican
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