Interaction and coevolution

Summary

This book gives a thoughtful and scholarly discussion of a remarkably broad spectrum of coevolutionary phenomena, ranging from the traditional "antagonisms" of ecological competition, parasitism, and predation to the mutual dependencies found in pollination, seed dispersal, and symbioses.

Keywords

Coevolution, Ecology, Mutualism (biology), Evolutionary ecology, Biology

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