False Exclusion: A Case to Embed Predator Performance in Classical Population Models

Volume: 194, Issue: 5, Pages: 654 - 670
Published: Nov 1, 2019
Abstract
We argue that predator-prey dynamics, a cornerstone of ecology, can be driven by insufficiently explored aspects of predator performance that are inherently prey dependent: that is, these have been falsely excluded. Classical (Lotka-Volterra-based) models tend to consider only prey-dependent ingestion rate. We highlight three other prey-dependent responses and provide empirically derived functions to describe them. These functions introduce...
Paper Details
Title
False Exclusion: A Case to Embed Predator Performance in Classical Population Models
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Volume
194
Issue
5
Pages
654 - 670
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