Principles of General Ecology
Mark Burgin
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Mark Burgin
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Ecological systems are studied in many areas. There are different ecological areas: plant ecology, animal ecology, natural ecology, human ecology, industrial ecology, information ecology, ecology of mind, knowledge ecology and so on. Here we develop a unifying approach to ecological studies developing general ecology, which encompasses and organizes different directions on a reliable foundation. Information ecology as one of the basic areas in ecological studies is placed in a resourceful environment allowing its accelerated development and advanced expansion.
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Ecological systems are studied in many areas. There are different ecological areas: plant ecology, animal ecology, natural ecology, human ecology, industrial ecology, information ecology, ecology of mind, knowledge ecology and so on. Here we develop a unifying approach to ecological studies developing general ecology, which encompasses and organizes different directions on a reliable foundation. Information ecology as one of the basic areas in ecological studies is placed in a resourceful environment allowing its accelerated development and advanced expansion.
Key concepts: Ecology, Applied ecology, Systems ecology, Functional ecology, Evolutionary ecology, Plant ecology, Biology, Ecosystem