Disturbance, Patch Formation, and Community Structure
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(42)- Nonlinear, globally age-dependent population models: Some basic theory
- Competition for space: Effects of disturbance and indeterminate competitive success
- Disturbance, coexistence, history, and competition for space
- On Horn's Markovian model of forest dynamics with particular reference to tropical forests
- Models for spatially distributed populations: The effect of within-patch variability
- Seed dispersal in a patchy environment with global age dependence
- Dynamics of a single species in a spatially varying environment: The stabilizing role of high dispersal rates
- Spatially distributed stochasticity and the constancy of ecosystems
- Competition and coexistence in spatially heterogeneous environments
- Persistence and stability of single-species and prey-predator systems in spatially heterogeneous environments
- Spatial heterogeneity and the stability of predator-prey systems: Predator-Mediated coexistence
- Spatial scaling in a benthic population model with density-dependent disturbance
- Habitat deterioration, habitat destruction, and metapopulation persistence in a heterogeneous landscape
- Spatial aspects of interspecific competition
- Competition and species packing in patchy environments.
- Strategy selection in structured populations
- Dynamic analysis of unilateral diffusion Gompertz model with impulsive control strategy
- Dwarf males and hermaphrodites can coexist in marine sedentary species if the opportunity to become a dwarf male is limited
- Evolutionary stability on graphs
- Abrupt population changes along smooth environmental gradients
- Quantifying the likelihood of co-existence for communities with asymmetric competition
- Evolutionary graph theory: breaking the symmetry between interaction and replacement
- Direct reciprocity on graphs
- Persistent homology and the shape of evolutionary games
- Connectance and nestedness as stabilizing factors in response to pulse disturbances in adaptive antagonistic networks
- Self-thinning and community persistence in a simple size-structured dynamical model of plant growth
- Numerical solutions of inverse spatial Lotka-Volterra systems
- Competitive coexistence in a dynamic landscape
- Coexistence of two types on a single resource in discrete time
- Dispersal and good habitat quality promote neutral genetic diversity in metapopulations
- Evolutionary game of life-cycle types in marine benthic invertebrates: feeding larvae versus nonfeeding larvae versus direct development
- Dispersal evolution and resource matching in a spatially and temporally variable environment
- How does tidal flow affect pattern formation in mussel beds?
- Multiscale analysis of compartment models with dispersal
- Using numerical bifurcation analysis to study pattern formation in mussel beds
- Two-patch dispersal-linked compensatory-overcompensatory spatially discrete population models
- Periodic dynamical systems in unidirectional metapopulation models
- Dispersal, disease and life-history evolution
- Random disturbance and diversity of competitive systems
- Dispersal strategies in patchy environments
- Metapopulations, community assembly, and scale invariance in aspect space
- Spatially discrete metapopulation models with directional dispersal
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