Differential contribution of demographic rate synchrony to population synchrony in barn swallows
Abstract
Populations of many species show temporally synchronous dynamics over some range, mostly caused by spatial autocorrelation of the environment that affects demographic rates. Synchronous fluctuation of a demographic rate is a necessary, but not sufficient condition for population synchrony because population growth is differentially sensitive to variation in demographic rates. Little is known about the relative effects of demographic rates to...
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Title
Differential contribution of demographic rate synchrony to population synchrony in barn swallows
Published Date
Sep 14, 2015
Journal
Volume
84
Issue
6
Pages
1530 - 1541
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