Titlebook: Bill Ricker: An Appreciation; David L. G. Noakes Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2006 Bill Ricker.Fish.Flora.development.ec

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Book 2006en a detailed account of Bill’s early education and his accomplishments in botany and ornithology. Geoff Scudder summarizes Bill’s contributions to entomology, Jon Schnute provides both personal and professional insights into Bill’s mathematical accomplishments, and Dick Beamish and Don Noakes prese

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Bill Ricker: A man of gifted intellect, insatiable curiosity and generous spirit,

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Curiosity, recruitment, and chaos: a tribute to Bill Ricker,s inquiring mind,ng the field of quantitative fishery science. His interests, however, extended far beyond the con.nes of quantifiable events to a deep appreciation for the natural world. In this article, I trace his development of fishery models from the 1940s to the 1970s, using examples that illustrate his approa

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Bill Ricker,s entomological contributions,clear running water. They are of ecological signi.cance in the breakdown of leaf-litter and the cycling of detritus in aquatic lotic habitats. Since they can account for a signicant portion of the diet of some .shes in cold northern waters, they are linked with Ricker,s other work in fisheries. With

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Semiochemicals: Mevalogenins in Systems of Chemical Communicationic principle, and a wide range of living beings, microorganisms as well as primates, are capable of releasing compounds (‘semiochemicals’) which are used in intraspecific and interspecific chemical communication.