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Ecological Heterogeneity
By Jurek Kolasa (Editor), T.F.H. Allen (Contribution by), Steward T.A. Pickett (Editor), J.J. Armesto (Contribution by), J.P. Barry (Contribution by), S. Brand (Contribution by), H. Caswell (Contribution by), P. Chesson (Contribution by), J.E. Cohen (Contribution by), R.K. Colwell (Contribution by), P.K. Dayton (Contribution by), J.A. Downing (Contribution by), R.H. Gardner (Contribution by), T.W. Hoekstra (Contribution by), B. Jackson (Contribution by), P.A. Keddy (Contribution by), C. Loehle (Contribution by), M.J. McDonnell (Contribution by), R.P. McIntosh (Contribution by), B.T. Milne (Contribution by), S. Naeem (Contribution by), R.V. O'Neill (Contribution by), C.D. Rollo (Contribution by), M. Shachak (Contribution by), M.G. Turner (Contribution by)
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By Jurek Kolasa (Editor), T.F.H. Allen (Contribution by), Steward T.A. Pickett (Editor), J.J. Armesto (Contribution by), J.P. Barry (Contribution by), S. Brand (Contribution by), H. Caswell (Contribution by), P. Chesson (Contribution by), J.E. Cohen (Contribution by), R.K. Colwell (Contribution by), P.K. Dayton (Contribution by), J.A. Downing (Contribution by), R.H. Gardner (Contribution by), T.W. Hoekstra (Contribution by), B. Jackson (Contribution by), P.A. Keddy (Contribution by), C. Loehle (Contribution by), M.J. McDonnell (Contribution by), R.P. McIntosh (Contribution by), B.T. Milne (Contribution by), S. Naeem (Contribution by), R.V. O'Neill (Contribution by), C.D. Rollo (Contribution by), M. Shachak (Contribution by), M.G. Turner (Contribution by)
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An attractive, promising, and frustrating feature of ecology is its complexity, both conceptual and observational. Increasing acknowledgment of the importance of scale testifies to the shifting focus in large areas of ecology. In the rush to explore problems of scale, another general aspect of ecolog ical systems has been given less attention. This aspect, equally important, is heterogeneity. Its importance lies in the ubiquity of heterogeneity as a feature of ecological systems and in the...
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