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• Wikipedia
• Depoimento para a série Conservation Talks.
• Lubchenco/Menge Lab
• Compass: fundação criada por Jane Lubchenco e colegas para fomentar o maior engajamento de cientistas nas políticas ambientais.
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• Grupo de pesquisa

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• Daniel Blumstein criou a linha de pesquisa de comportamento e conservação que, entre outras coisas, chama a atenção sobre como a evolução de respostas comportamentais de presas pode ser um problema para a sua conservação.
• Como lobos mudam rios, um curta sobre a cadeia de eventos no Parque de Yellowstone após a reintrodução de lobos.

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• Huffaker's balancing act: clip de animação do projeto Ecomotion.

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  • Cilp de animação sobre a hipótese do mundo verde, do projeto Ecomotion.

• J. H. Lawton and S. McNeill, “Between the devil and the deep blue sea: on the problem of being a herbivore,” in Population Dynamics, R. M. Anderson, B. D. Turner, and L. R. Taylor, Eds., Blackwell Scientific Publications, Oxford, UK, 1979.. Clássico sobre a importância de controle top-down e bottom-up em comunidades de herbívoros.