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Authors:
FET V
POLIS GA
SISSOM WD
Citation: V. Fet et al., LIFE IN SANDY DESERTS - THE SCORPION MODEL, Journal of arid environments, 39(4), 1998, pp. 609-622
Authors:
ANDERSON WB
POLIS GA
Citation: Wb. Anderson et Ga. Polis, MARINE SUBSIDIES OF ISLAND COMMUNITIES IN THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA - EVIDENCE FROM STABLE CARBON AND NITROGEN ISOTOPES, Oikos, 81(1), 1998, pp. 75-80
Authors:
POLIS GA
Citation: Ga. Polis, ECOLOGY - STABILITY IS WOVEN BY COMPLEX WEBS, Nature, 395(6704), 1998, pp. 744-745
Authors:
POLIS GA
BARNES JD
SEELY MK
HENSCHEL JR
ENDERS MM
Citation: Ga. Polis et al., PREDATION AS A MAJOR COST OF REPRODUCTION IN NAMIB DESERT TENEBRIONIDBEETLES, Ecology, 79(7), 1998, pp. 2560-2566
THE DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF COYOTES - THE EFFECTS OF ALLOCHTHONOUS FOOD SUBSIDIES FROM THE SEA
Authors:
ROSE MD
POLIS GA
Citation: Md. Rose et Ga. Polis, THE DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF COYOTES - THE EFFECTS OF ALLOCHTHONOUS FOOD SUBSIDIES FROM THE SEA, Ecology, 79(3), 1998, pp. 998-1007
Authors:
POLIS GA
HURD SD
JACKSON CT
SANCHEZPINERO F
Citation: Ga. Polis et al., MULTIFACTOR POPULATION LIMITATION - VARIABLE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL CONTROL OF SPIDERS ON GULF-OF-CALIFORNIA ISLANDS, Ecology, 79(2), 1998, pp. 490-502
Authors:
POLIS GA
ANDERSON WB
HOLT RD
Citation: Ga. Polis et al., TOWARD AN INTEGRATION OF LANDSCAPE AND FOOD-WEB ECOLOGY - THE DYNAMICS OF SPATIALLY SUBSIDIZED FOOD WEBS, Annual review of ecology and systematics, 28, 1997, pp. 289-316
Authors:
POLIS GA
HURD SD
JACKSON CT
PINERO FS
Citation: Ga. Polis et al., EL-NINO EFFECTS ON THE DYNAMICS AND CONTROL OF AN ISLAND ECOSYSTEM INTHE GULF OF CALIFORNIA, Ecology, 78(6), 1997, pp. 1884-1897
Authors:
HOLT RD
POLIS GA
Citation: Rd. Holt et Ga. Polis, A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR INTRAGUILD PREDATION, The American naturalist, 149(4), 1997, pp. 745-764
Authors:
POLIS GA
STRONG DR
Citation: Ga. Polis et Dr. Strong, FOOD-WEB COMPLEXITY AND COMMUNITY DYNAMICS, The American naturalist, 147(5), 1996, pp. 813-846
Authors:
POLIS GA
HURD SD
Citation: Ga. Polis et Sd. Hurd, LINKING MARINE AND TERRESTRIAL FOOD WEBS - ALLOCHTHONOUS INPUT FROM THE OCEAN SUPPORTS HIGH SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY ON SMALL ISLANDS AND COASTAL LAND COMMUNITIES, The American naturalist, 147(3), 1996, pp. 396-423
Authors:
YAMASHITA T
POLIS GA
Citation: T. Yamashita et Ga. Polis, A TEST OF THE CENTRAL-MARGINAL MODEL USING SAND SCORPION POPULATIONS (PARUROCTONUS-MESAENSIS, VAEJOVIDAE), The Journal of arachnology, 23(2), 1995, pp. 60-64
Authors:
POWER ME
TILMAN D
CARPENTER SR
HUNTLY N
LEIBOLD M
MORIN P
MENGE BA
ESTES JA
EHRLICH PR
HIXON M
LODGE DM
MCPEEK MA
FAUTH JE
REZNICK D
CROWDER LB
HOLBROOK SJ
PECKARSKY BL
GILL DE
ANTONOVICS J
POLIS GA
WAKE DB
ORIANS G
KETTERSON ED
MARSCHALL E
LAWLER SP
Citation: Me. Power et al., THE ROLE OF EXPERIMENTS IN ECOLOGY, Science, 270(5236), 1995, pp. 561-561
Authors:
POLIS GA
HURD SD
Citation: Ga. Polis et Sd. Hurd, EXTRAORDINARILY HIGH SPIDER DENSITIES ON ISLANDS - FLOW OF ENERGY FROM THE MARINE TO TERRESTRIAL FOOD WEBS AND THE ABSENCE OF PREDATION, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 92(10), 1995, pp. 4382-4386
Authors:
YAMASHITA T
POLIS GA
Citation: T. Yamashita et Ga. Polis, GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF SCORPION POPULATIONS ON HABITAT ISLANDS, Heredity, 75, 1995, pp. 495-505
Authors:
POLIS GA
Citation: Ga. Polis, FOOD WEBS, TROPHIC CASCADES AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE, Australian journal of ecology, 19(2), 1994, pp. 121-136
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