Titlebook: Analytical Population Dynamics; T. Royama Book 1992 T. Royama 1992 dynamics.environment.natural resources.population.population dynamics

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Dynamics of a host—parasitoid interaction system: Utida’s experimental study azuki bean weevil, . (L.), as host and the braconid wasp, . (Viereck), as parasitoid. The graphs are routinely cited in ecology text books as a typical example of a host—parasitoid oscillation. In this chapter, I shall delve into the causal mechanism underlying the dynamics of this classic experimental system.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-1280-4articular intention here is to deduce what conditions are required for a given population to be regulated so as to persist. In deducing such conditions, we shall gain insight into the basic properties and structure of animal population processes. The practical value of our deduction depends, of course, on how we set up the premises.

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Regine Eibl,S?ren Werner,Dieter Eiblpter, I shall discuss several types of mechanisms and examine their interrelations. Through such comparative studies, we gain insight into the way our ideas evolve. Understanding the ecological meaning of a model promotes further improvement in its applicability through systematic generalizations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50935-3 azuki bean weevil, . (L.), as host and the braconid wasp, . (Viereck), as parasitoid. The graphs are routinely cited in ecology text books as a typical example of a host—parasitoid oscillation. In this chapter, I shall delve into the causal mechanism underlying the dynamics of this classic experimental system.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50935-3Two things are crucial to the study of animal population dynamics: to carry out an uninterrupted long-term observation of a natural population and to apply theoretical knowledge to the analysis, interpretation and synthesis of the results.

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Structures and patterns of population processesIn this chapter, I set up some basic theoritical models and illustrate the patterns that they generate. By such exercises, we gain knowledge essential for guessing the unknown generating mechanism of an observed pattern (to be discussed in Chapter 3).

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Dynamics of the spruce budworm outbreak processesDespite the obituary, the spruce budworm (. [Clem.], Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) is alive. It occurs along the North American boreal-forest zone, although tending to concentrate more towards the eastern part. Its chief foods are the needles of balsam fir, . (L.), and several spruce, ., species.