REVIEW James A. Estes,1* John Terborgh,2 Justin S. Brashares,3 Mary E. Power,4 Joel Berger,5 William J. Bond,6 Stephen R. Carpenter,7 Timothy E. Essington,8 Robert D. Holt,9 Jeremy B. C. Jackson,10 Robert J. Marquis,11

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Date: 2012-10-15 18:04:18 Fisheries Ecological theories Systems ecology Trophic cascade Food web Trophic level Mesopredator release hypothesis Apex predator Kelp forest Biology Ecology Predation		REVIEW James A. Estes,1* John Terborgh,2 Justin S. Brashares,3 Mary E. Power,4 Joel Berger,5 William J. Bond,6 Stephen R. Carpenter,7 Timothy E. Essington,8 Robert D. Holt,9 Jeremy B. C. Jackson,10 Robert J. Marquis,11 Add to Reading List Source URL: media.longnow.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,61 MB Share Document on Facebook

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