Pattern of variation in avian population growth rates

Volume: 357, Issue: 1425, Pages: 1185 - 1195
Published: Sep 29, 2002
Abstract
A central question in population ecology is to understand why population growth rates differ over time. Here, we describe how the long-term growth of populations is not only influenced by parameters affecting the expected dynamics, for example form of density dependence and specific population growth rate, but is also affected by environmental and demographic stochasticity. Using long-term studies of fluctuations of bird populations, we show an...
Paper Details
Title
Pattern of variation in avian population growth rates
Published Date
Sep 29, 2002
Volume
357
Issue
1425
Pages
1185 - 1195
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