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General Ecology: Ecosystems, Populations and Biomes

National Open University of Nigeria

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A complete university course on ecosystems, productivity, nutrient cycles and succession, followed by population dynamics, communities and the major biomes. Every unit includes objectives, self-assessment exercises and a summary.

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