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The 38 pages that link to Ecology, each with the reason it gives.

• Conservation biologyNarrower topic: Ecological interactions reveal how species depend on habitats, resources, and one another.

• Natural historyNarrower topic: Natural-history observations often supply the detailed evidence ecology uses to explain those relationships.

• Alexander von HumboldtNarrower topic: His attention to environmental relationships anticipated central questions of this field.

• Rachel CarsonRelated: Her pesticide arguments traced effects through interconnected ecological relationships.

• PhysiologyCompared with: Ecology centers on organism–environment relationships, while physiology focuses on function within organisms.

• Systems biologyCompared with: Ecology often focuses on populations and ecosystems, while systems biology spans biological scales and methods.

• WorldbuildingRelated: Food webs and environmental pressures help make an imagined biosphere behave plausibly.

• Behavioral ecologyNarrower topic: Environmental conditions and interactions define the setting in which behaviors affect fitness.

• Ernst HaeckelBroader topic: Haeckel coined the term in 1866 to name the study of these relationships.

• Ecological monitoringNarrower topic: Monitoring measures patterns and processes that ecology seeks to explain.

• Biosphere reserveRelated: Reserves provide settings for studying ecosystems and long-term environmental change.

• Peter KropotkinRelated: Kropotkin’s observations of cooperation in nature remain relevant to discussions of ecological interdependence.

• Cultural ecologyNarrower topic: Its concepts provide a foundation for analyzing human-environment relationships.

• Human ecologyNarrower topic: Human ecology extends ecology’s relational approach to human populations and social settings.

• Environmental scienceRelated: Explains how species, populations, and communities interact within environmental systems.

• Aldo LeopoldNarrower topic: Leopold’s land ethic treats ecological relationships as the basis of moral membership.

• Environmental artNarrower topic: Environmental art often draws on ecology’s view of interconnected living systems.

• Social ecologyNarrower topic: Social ecology extends ecological thinking to human communities and institutions.

• ZoologyCompared with: Ecology spans organisms across groups, while zoology restricts its subject to animals.

• Environmental designRelated: Ecological relationships reveal how design choices affect living systems.

• Environmental engineeringCompared with: Ecology explains ecosystem interactions, while environmental engineering intervenes through designed systems.

• BiologyRelated: Ecology extends biological explanation from organisms to populations and ecosystems.

• OrganicismNarrower topic: Organismic thinking extends attention from internal organization to organism-environment relations.

• OrganismNarrower topic: Ecology examines organisms as participants in populations, communities, and ecosystems.

• HolismRelated: Ecological explanations connect organisms to communities and environmental systems.

• Evolutionary ecologyNarrower topic: It supplies the ecological focus that evolutionary ecology explicitly joins to evolutionary change.

• Bill MollisonNarrower topic: Mollison used ecological relationships as models for designing productive human systems.

• Environmental studiesRelated: Ecological relationships explain how environmental changes affect species, communities, and ecosystem processes.

• Eugenius WarmingRelated: Warming helped shape ecology as a distinct scientific inquiry.

• Eco-socialismNarrower topic: Ecological interdependence grounds eco-socialist limits on production and resource use.

• EcophysiologyNarrower topic: Ecophysiology links organismal function to ecological conditions and outcomes.

• Tumucumaque Mountains National ParkRelated: Remote forests in the park offer opportunities to study Amazonian ecosystems.

• Ajahn BuddhadasaRelated: His teaching that nature and human life are interdependent influenced Thai environmental thinking.

• Biological phenomenaRelated: Ecology examines biological patterns across populations, communities, and ecosystems.

• Environmental research (environmental science)Narrower topic: Ecological relationships explain how environmental changes affect populations and ecosystems.

• Robin Wall KimmererNarrower topic: Botanical ecology provides the scientific foundation for much of Kimmerer’s work.

• Shelford's law of toleranceNarrower topic: The law of tolerance emerged as a general principle within ecology.

• Upper Taz Nature ReserveRelated: The protected landscape provides a setting for studying taiga and wetland ecology.