Titlebook: Size-Structured Populations; Ecology and Evolutio Bo Ebenman,Lennart Persson Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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The Evolution of Size in Size-Structured Populations Caswell 1982 and this Vol.; Peters 1983; Werner and Gilliam 1984; Sauer and Slade 1987; Sebens 1987). Understanding the evolution of size is therefore critical to understanding the population biology of these species. Because individuals of different ages are often of very different size, a full tr

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The Measurement of Selection on Size and Growthe predation has long been a dominant theme in research on Zooplankton ecology (Brooks and Dodson 1965; Kerfoot 1980; Lynch 1980). Much of the theory on the evolution of complex life histories is focused on the interaction of size-specific growth and mortality rates (Wilbur 1980; Werner and Gilliam 1

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Approaching Size and Age in Matrix Population Models stage, rather than age. Here I address three problems: (1) choosing between age and size as state variables, (2) using size-classified models as approximations when both age and size are important, and (3) recovering age-specific information from sizeclassified models.

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Population Models Incorporating Physiological Structure: A Quick Survey of the Basic Concepts and antress on simple techniques and applications. The main application considered is a size-(and age-) structured model for . population dynamics based on the ideas in Kooijman and Metz (1984). Although admittedly considerably simplified, this model appears to be able to generate all three types of obser

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Dynamics of Age- and Size-Structured Populations: Intraspecific Competition orders of magnitude (Werner and Gilliam 1984). The radical changes in morphology accompanying metamorphosis in organisms with complex life cycles is well known to all biologists. Such variation within a species will have important evolutionary and population dynamic consequences. In this chapter I