Principles of General Ecology

"principles of Phylogenetics: Ecology

I. Continuous characters – ancestral states Many traits of interest are measured on continuous or metric scales – size and shape, physiological rates, etc. Continuous traits are often useful for species identification and taxonomic descriptions; historically, they were also used in phylogenetic analysis through the use of clustering algorithms that can group taxa based on multivariate phenetic ...

General Principles of Psychodynamics

r sychiatry is the medical specialty that studies disorders of behavior and experience, both affective and cognitive. Like other branches of medicine, it considers 1) the phenomenology of the normal and abnormal, 2) systems of classification and epidemiological information, 3) etiology, 4) diagnosis, and 5) prevention and treatment. Because human behavior is complex, psychiatry draws on many fi...

General Principles of Pharmacology

1. Progress in Therapeutics 3 Robert E. Stitzel and Joseph J. McPhillips 2. Mechanisms of Drug Action 10 William W. Fleming 3. Drug Absorption and Distribution 20 Timothy S. Tracy 4. Metabolism and Excretion of Drugs •• Timothy S. Tracy 5. Pharmacokinetics •• Timothy S. Tracy 6. Drug Metabolism and Disposition in Pediatric and Gerontological Stages of Life •• Jeane McCarthy 7. Principles of Tox...

Prescriptive and empirical principles of applied ecology

Applied ecology is the science of managing ecosystems for defined outcomes, such as conservation, sustainable harvest, and animal pest and weed control. Robust knowledge in science is often expressed as “principles”. Principles in applied ecology have utility by assisting scientists andmanagers to evaluate currentmanagement and to plan future activities. Principles also have a unifying role by ...

Ninth Semiannual Principles of Ecology Symposium