Modeling species richness controlled by community-intrinsic and community-extrinsic processes: coastal fish communities as an example

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• Stenseth N

  Centre For Ecological And Evolutionary Synthesis (c.e.e.s.) Department Of Biology University Of Oslo

• Stenseth Nils

  Department Of Biology Centre For Ecological And Evolutionary Synthesis (cees) University Of Oslo

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