Metapopulation Ecology¶
Hanski, I. (1999). Metapopulation Ecology. Oxford University Press.
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Primes¶
- Sanctuary Effect
- The contested-zone dynamics are then \(\dot{N}_A = m N_B - s N_A - \mu N_A\) (inflow from sanctuary, minus suppression and natural loss), while \(\dot{N}_B = r N_B - m N_B\) (regeneration minus emigration), with \(B\) untouched by \(s\).
This sourceDevelops the two-patch / source-sink and metapopulation dynamics in which an unreachable source patch sustains a population in a sink patch at a positive equilibrium.
- The contested-zone dynamics are then \(\dot{N}_A = m N_B - s N_A - \mu N_A\) (inflow from sanctuary, minus suppression and natural loss), while \(\dot{N}_B = r N_B - m N_B\) (regeneration minus emigration), with \(B\) untouched by \(s\).
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