Impact of species-specific dispersal and regional stochasticity on estimates of population viability in stream metapopulations
Abstract
Species dispersal is a central component of metapopulation models. Spatially realistic metapopulation models, such as stochastic patch-occupancy models (SPOMs), quantify species dispersal using estimates of colonization potential based on inter-patch distance (distance decay model). In this study we compare the parameterization of SPOMs with dispersal and patch dynamics quantified directly from empirical data. For this purpose we monitored two...
Paper Details
Title
Impact of species-specific dispersal and regional stochasticity on estimates of population viability in stream metapopulations
Published Date
Nov 13, 2011
Journal
Volume
27
Issue
3
Pages
405 - 416
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