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Greetings,
We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work
about biomes and ecosystems to be published by Salem Press in 2013.
With approximately 600 articles in 4 volumes, *Biomes and Ecosystems: An
Encyclopedia* is a comprehensive
***PLEASE DISTRIBUTE WIDELY***
Greetings,
We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work
about biomes and ecosystems to be published by Salem Press in 2013.
With approximately 600 articles in 4 volumes, Biomes and Ecosystems: An
Encyclopedia is a comprehensive
***PLEASE DISTRIBUTE WIDELY***
Greetings,
We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work
about biomes and ecosystems to be published by Salem Press in 2013.
With approximately 600 articles in 4 volumes, Biomes and Ecosystems: An
Encyclopedia is a comprehensive
Greetings,
We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work
about biomes and ecosystems to be published by Salem Press in 2013.
With approximately 600 articles in 4 volumes, Biomes and Ecosystems: An
Encyclopedia is a comprehensive review of key biological and
McNeely and Ecolog:
As usual, McNeely gets it better than I do; I hope the author understands
that we mean no malice toward his project and wish him well in his endeavor.
WT
- Original Message -
From: David L. McNeely mcnee...@cox.net
To: ECOLOG-L@LISTSERV.UMD.EDU
Sent: Tuesday,
Technically the earth is neither a biome nor an ecosystem. The
living component is the biosphere, one of the four sphere's of the
earth. The others being atmosphere, hydrosphere, and lithosphere.
Biomes and ecosystems are subparts of the biosphere.
Malcolm
On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 11:19 PM,
Its kind of a parallel to economics.
IN economics we have microeconomics and macroeconomics.
Clearly the two are closely related, but there are certain phenomena
that can only be observed or studies at the macro level and others
that are only observable at the micro level.
We have the biosphere,
Wayne and others,
I did not understand the way the distinction was made, either. To me, both
biome and ecosystem are useful terms. To me, a biome has always meant a set of
landscapes around the world, each sharing ecological similarities. The
similarities are for the most part botanical
Ecolog:
It seems I am in need of some serious educating or I'm misunderstanding this
post.
My standard for terminology, as I have said before, is clarity. That is,
useful terms should delineate, in non-misleading brevity, the crucial
distinction between the phenomena described by them. If
Greetings,
We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new reference work
about biomes and ecosystems to be published by Salem Press in 2013.
With approximately 600 articles in 4 volumes, Biomes and Ecosystems: An
Encyclopedia is a comprehensive review of key biological and
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