Cambridge University Press / WA (1981) Group / Levin SA / Oxford University Press / Princeton University Press / Mathematical Biosciences / Creative Commons / Understanding Animal Group / /
Country
Switzerland / Sweden / France / United States / United Kingdom / / /
Facility
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences / University of Bern / University of Chicago Press / Uppsala University / University of Birmingham / /
IndustryTerm
present / chicken food / energy conservation / given site / power-law distributions / scan-sampling protocol / food spillage / food perch / sparrow groups / truncated power law models / food spills / food spillage levels / truncated power law / food spillage level / on food / minor food spillage / power law distributions / simpler and more informative tool / food / study site / truncated power law fit / larger / animal food spillage / food source / but general tool / flight search patterns / pure power law / power law / reagents/materials/analysis tools / intermediate food spillage / power law distribution / /
MarketIndex
set 10 / /
Organization
NP / Institute for Evolution / Cambridge University / Centre for Ornithology / Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences / Princeton University / Department of Mathematics / Hungarian Academy of Sciences / Institute for Evolution and Ecology / National Academy of Sciences / Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences / Department of Ecology / University of Birmingham / University of Chicago Press / The University of Chicago / Np N / US Federal Reserve / Oxford University / Department of Ecology and Evolution / University of Bern / Bern / Uppsala University / Swedish Natural Research Council / /
Person
David J / Attila Szolnoki / Richard Mann / Johnson Stiftelsen / Anders Johansson / /
Position
original author / Editor / Author / /
Product
DS / Ax / /
ProvinceOrState
North Carolina / /
PublishedMedium
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / PLoS ONE / American Naturalist / Journal of Theoretical Biology / /
Understanding Animal Group-Size Distributions Michael Griesser1,2,3*, Qi Ma4, Simone Webber5, Katharine Bowgen1, David J. T. Sumpter4 1 Population Biology and Conservation Biology, Department of Ecology and Evolution, Up