The best way to develop intuition about population dynamics is to study simple mathematical models. Let us consider, then, the dynamics of simple models of ...
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Averaging across taxonomic groups of animals and plants with IUCN Red List assessments, about 25% of species are categorized as threatened.
by J Garcilazo · 2011 · Cited by 2 — The other, supported by the population ecology theory argues that change is impossible because of structural inertia that faces all organizations. In this paper ...
Genes in populations – end of the beginning (with J. F. Crow and M. Kimura). Review of An Introduction to Population Genetics. Theory. Quart. Rev. Biol. 46 ...
The framework proposed in this paper is an attempt to bridge a theoretical gap between the population ecology and institutional theories on the explanation of ...
Another use of population models is to conceptualize the dynamics of a population in a rigorous mathematical notation. Such a conceptual model allows biologists ...
Selection in populations with overlapping generations. VI. Rates of gene frequency and population growth rate. Theoretical Population Biology, 6:108–133, 1974.
McElreath and Boyd, Mathematical Models of Social Evolution: A guide for the perplexed. 2. Otto and Day, A Biologist's Guide to Mathematical Modeling in Ecology ...
In statistical terms, a population is a set of individuals defined by the same criteria but possessing various values for different attributes.
Estimation of population size from capture-recapture data and distance sampling. 2. Methods for estimating survival from capture-recapture and radio telemetry.
THIS book is a valuable addition to the literature on population dynamics, both for students who are hoping to devote their careers to wildlife management ...
Instead, when estimating population using social data as a source, we end up with a bunch of photos collected by untrained tourists and animals enthusiasts.
"Philosophical Tools: Potential Contributions to Ecology." Oikos 51: 97-104. Lomnicki, A. (1988). Population Ecology of Individuals. Princeton, NJ ...
