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Whether the size of an animal population is environmentally limited or regulated
by density dependent negative feedback mechanisms is of ecological interest. Proponents of
limitation theory have issued a set of specific challenges which are addressed in this paper
using field data for the insect . This species is known to be subject to population crashes caused by adverse environmental conditions and assumed to be limited.
We re-examine published data in support of this hypothesis and show that...
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