Description
A foundational work in mathematical biology, this volume develops a rigorous framework for understanding how biological populations grow, interact, and change over time. Using analytical methods, it examines population dynamics, competition, predator–prey relationships, and the broader forces that shape living systems. Clear, systematic, and influential, the book bridges biology, mathematics, and demography while demonstrating how abstract models can illuminate complex natural processes. Its enduring relevance makes it valuable to historians of science, mathematicians, ecologists, and readers interested in the origins of modern population theory.
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paperback
Plenum Press
Published Jan 1, 1998
220 pages
ISBN: 9780306459276
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First Published
1939
Language
eng
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