Matrix population models : construction, analysis, and interpretation
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Matrix population models : construction, analysis, and interpretation
Sinauer Associates, c1989
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Bibliography: p. 296-320
Includes index
内容説明・目次
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: pbk ISBN 9780878930937
内容説明
Matrix population models are a powerful tool for investigating the population dynamic consequences of the structure of the life cycle and the vital rates (rates of mortality, fertility, growth and development), especially when individuals are more appropriately classified by size or developmental stage than by age. This book presents a comprehensive treatment of these models. It emphasizes their construction, either from actual data or as an expression of hypotheses about the life cycle, their mathematical analysis, and the biological interpretation of the results. The text is aimed at practising population biologists. Motivation of methods and examples of thier application have been given a higher priority than mathematical elegance.
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ISBN 9780878930944
内容説明
Matrix population models are a powerful tool for investigating the population dynamic consequences of the structure of the life cycle and the vital rates (rates of mortality, fertility, growth and development), especially when individuals are more appropriately classified by size or developmental stage than by age. This book presents a comprehensive treatment of these models. It emphasizes their construction, either from actual data or as an expression of hypotheses about the life cycle, their mathematical analysis, and the biological interpretation of the results. The text is aimed at practising population biologists. Motivation of methods and examples of thier application have been given a higher priority than mathematical elegance.
目次
- The age-classified matrix model
- stage-classified life cycles
- stage-classified matrix models
- analysis of the life-cycle graph
- sensitivity analysis and evolutionary demography
- statistical inference
- time-varying and stochastic models
- density-dependent models
- two-sex models.
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