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JOURNAL OF PLANKTON RESEARCH | VOLUME 20 | NUMBER 9 | PAGES 1837-1845 | 1998
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Chaos and closure terms in plankton food chain models

Hal Caswell and Michael G Neubert

Biology Department, MS #34, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Woods Hole, MA 02543–1049, USA

Received on November 9, 1997; accepted on April 28, 1998 ‘Closure terms’ describe the mortality of top predators in plankton food chain models. Here we present a counter-example to the conjecture that non-linear closure terms eliminate limit cycles and chaos in food chain models.


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