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Dynamic energy budget theory for metabolic organisation

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In this paper, the authors propose a DEB model in time, length and energy, and the effects of compounds on budgets, as well as a co-variation of DEB parameter values.
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Preface 1. Basic concepts 2. Standard DEB model in time, length and energy 3. Energy, compounds and metabolism 4. Univariate DEB models 5. Multivariate DEB models 6. Effects of compounds on budgets 7. Extensions of DEB models 8. Co-variation of DEB parameter values 9. Living together 10. Evolution 11. Evaluation Bibliography Glossary Notation and symbols Taxonomic index Subject index.

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