Ecodynamics

I Evolution.- Evolution: Why the Whole is Greater Than the Sum of the Parts.- The Evolution of Spatially Inhomogeneous Populations.- Intraspecific Competition and Evolution.- Fundamental Components in Ecology and Evolution: Hierarchy, Concepts and Descriptions.- Simulated Evolution of Primitive Organisms.- Dynamics of Developmentally Constrained Populations.- Differential Evolution of Pesticide Resistance in Predators and Prey.- Collective Intelligence in Evolving Systems.- II Marine and Lake Ecodynamics.- Biological-Physical Interactions in the Sea: Marine Ecodynamics.- Understanding the Baltic Sea: Systems Ecology in Theory and Practice.- Ultimate Causes of Vertical Migration in Zooplankton: An Evaluation by Evolutionary Game Theory.- Trophy-Balanced Turnover Velocities in a Two-Species System of Competing Daphnids: A Test of the "Energy Residence Time" Concept.- Ecodynamic Changes in Suburban Lakes in Berlin (FRG) During the Restoration Process After Phosphate Removal.- A Comparison of Fish Size-Composition in the North Sea and on Georges Bank.- Generic Models of Continental Shelf Ecosystems.- III Ecosystems Analysis.- On Quantifying the Effects of Formal and Final Causes in Ecosystem Development.- Avoidance of Ecological Risk in Optimal Exploitation of Biological Resources.- Deterministic Modelling of the Combined Action of Light and Heat Stress on Microbial Growth.- Different Responses in Ecosystems to Environmental Stress.- An Example of Modelling in Ecotoxicology.- Spatial Simulation of Population Dynamics in the Evaluation of Foraging Theory in Complex Ecological Systems.- Models for the Management of Renewable Resources Embedded in Complex Marine Systems.- IV Forest Ecosystems.- Ecodynamics as a Function of Ecosystem Structure: Forest Dieback as anExample.- Ecosystem Theory Required to Identify Future Forest Responses to Changing CO2 and Climate.- V Modelling Approaches.- The Role of Theoretical Research in the Design of Programmes for the Control of