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Food chains (Ecology)

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A North American temperate forest

Rebecca Hogue Wojahn

2009

Praying mantises

Aaron Carr

2014

Communities and Ecosystems

David A. Wardle

2002

An estuary food chain

Rebecca Hogue Wojahn

2010

Food chain frenzy

Éric Chevreau, Anne Capeci, Joanna Cole et al.

2003

Feeding relationships

Ann Fullick

2005

A Break in the Chain

Chris D'Lacey

2002

Arctic tundra

Kate Riggs

2010

City food chains

Julia Vogel

2011

Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters; and Seymour, An Introduction

J. D. Salinger

1955 ★ 3.9

Who eats who in grasslands?

Moira Butterfield

2005

Ocean Food Webs (Early Bird Food Webs)

Paul Fleisher

2007

Food Chains in a Forest Habitat (The Library of Food Chains and Food Webs)

Dwight Kuhn

2002

Grassland Food Chains

Richard Spilsbury, Louise Spilsbury

2004

A hole in the bottom of the sea

Jessica Law

2013

Food chain

M. P. Robertson

2010

Who eats who in rivers and lakes?

Campbell, Andrew

2005

A rain forest food chain

A. D. Tarbox

2009

Teaming with microbes

Jeff Lowenfels

2010

The great chain of life

Joseph Wood Krutch

1957

A prairie food chain

A. D. Tarbox

2009

Who eats who at the seashore?

Moira Butterfield

2005

Hey diddle diddle

Pam Kapchinske, Sherry Rogers

2011

Omnivore's Dilemma. A Natural History of Four Meals

Raul Nagore, Michael Pollan, Richie Chevat

2006 ★ 4.2

Who eats what?

Patricia Lauber

1995

Coastal ecosystem processes

D. M. Alongi

1998

Animals & plants

John Bonnett Wexo

1991

Wolf Island

Celia Godkin

1989

The wolf's tooth

Cristina Eisenberg

2010

Food webs

Stuart L. Pimm

1982

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