Fuzzy subset approach in coupled population dynamics of blowflies

Fuzzy subset approach in coupled population dynamics of blowflies

This paper is a study on the population dynamics of blowflies employing a density-dependent, non-linear mathematical model and a coupled population formalism. In this study, we investigated the coupled population dynamics applying fuzzy subsets to model the population trajectory, analyzing demographic parameters such as fecundity, survival, and migration. The main results suggest different possibilities in terms of dynamic behavior produced by migration in coupled populations between distinct environments and the rescue effect generated by the connection between populations. It was possible to conclude that environmental heterogeneity can play an important role in blowfly metapopulation systems. The implications of these results for population dynamics of blowflies are discussed

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Main Authors: CASTANHO,MARÍA J.P., MAGNAGO,KARINE F, BASSANEZI,RODNEY C, GODOY,WESLEY A.C.
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Language:English
Published: Sociedad de Biología de Chile 2006
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spelling oai:scielo:S0716-976020060002000162006-07-25Fuzzy subset approach in coupled population dynamics of blowfliesCASTANHO,MARÍA J.P.MAGNAGO,KARINE FBASSANEZI,RODNEY CGODOY,WESLEY A.C. Fuzzy logic blowflies coupled populations population biology This paper is a study on the population dynamics of blowflies employing a density-dependent, non-linear mathematical model and a coupled population formalism. In this study, we investigated the coupled population dynamics applying fuzzy subsets to model the population trajectory, analyzing demographic parameters such as fecundity, survival, and migration. The main results suggest different possibilities in terms of dynamic behavior produced by migration in coupled populations between distinct environments and the rescue effect generated by the connection between populations. It was possible to conclude that environmental heterogeneity can play an important role in blowfly metapopulation systems. The implications of these results for population dynamics of blowflies are discussedinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad de Biología de ChileBiological Research v.39 n.2 20062006-01-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0716-97602006000200016en10.4067/S0716-97602006000200016
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Fuzzy subset approach in coupled population dynamics of blowflies
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title Fuzzy subset approach in coupled population dynamics of blowflies
title_short Fuzzy subset approach in coupled population dynamics of blowflies
title_full Fuzzy subset approach in coupled population dynamics of blowflies
title_fullStr Fuzzy subset approach in coupled population dynamics of blowflies
title_full_unstemmed Fuzzy subset approach in coupled population dynamics of blowflies
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description This paper is a study on the population dynamics of blowflies employing a density-dependent, non-linear mathematical model and a coupled population formalism. In this study, we investigated the coupled population dynamics applying fuzzy subsets to model the population trajectory, analyzing demographic parameters such as fecundity, survival, and migration. The main results suggest different possibilities in terms of dynamic behavior produced by migration in coupled populations between distinct environments and the rescue effect generated by the connection between populations. It was possible to conclude that environmental heterogeneity can play an important role in blowfly metapopulation systems. The implications of these results for population dynamics of blowflies are discussed
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