Estimating the functional form for the density dependence from life history data.

Estimating the functional form for the density dependence from life history data.

Two contrasting approaches to the analysis of population dynamics are currently popular: demographic approaches where the associations between demographic rates and statistics summarizing the population dynamics are identified; and time series approaches where the associations between population dyn...

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Main Authors:	Coulson, T, Ezard, T, Pelletier, F, Tavecchia, G, Stenseth, N, Childs, D, Pilkington, J, Pemberton, J, Kruuk, L, Clutton-Brock, T, Crawley, M
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2008

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