Socio-economic impacts of introduced species in Lake Victoria fisheries
作者： Craig K. Harris , David S. Wiley , Douglas C. Wilson
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-011-0563-7_11
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摘要: One of the basic principles introductory ecology is YCCJOT Principle: you cannot change just one thing. The fundamental notions ecosystem analysis imply that all elements are connected, directly or indirectly, so a in element will eventually have some impact on every other (Mwebaza-Mdawula, 1990).
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