نتایج جستجو برای: dispersal barrier

تعداد نتایج: 109429  

Journal: :Global Ecology and Biogeography 2021

Background The interplay of animal dispersal and environmental heterogeneity is fundamental for the distribution biodiversity on earth. In ocean, interaction physical barriers has primarily been examined organisms with planktonic larvae. Animals that lack a life stage depend active are however likely to produce distinctive patterns. Methods We used available literature population genetics phylo...

2018
Marjo Saastamoinen Greta Bocedi Julien Cote Delphine Legrand Frédéric Guillaume Christopher W Wheat Emanuel A Fronhofer Cristina Garcia Roslyn Henry Arild Husby Michel Baguette Dries Bonte Aurélie Coulon Hanna Kokko Erik Matthysen Kristjan Niitepõld Etsuko Nonaka Virginie M Stevens Justin M J Travis Kathleen Donohue James M Bullock Maria Del Mar Delgado

Dispersal is a process of central importance for the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of populations and communities, because of its diverse consequences for gene flow and demography. It is subject to evolutionary change, which begs the question, what is the genetic basis of this potentially complex trait? To address this question, we (i) review the empirical literature on the genetic basis...

2014
Don A. Driscoll Sam C. Banks Philip S. Barton Karen Ikin Pia Lentini David B. Lindenmayer Annabel L. Smith Laurence E. Berry Emma L. Burns Amanda Edworthy Maldwyn J. Evans Rebecca Gibson Rob Heinsohn Brett Howland Geoff Kay Nicola Munro Ben C. Scheele Ingrid Stirnemann Dejan Stojanovic Nici Sweaney Nélida R. Villaseñor Martin J. Westgate

Dispersal knowledge is essential for conservation management, and demand is growing. But are we accumulating dispersal knowledge at a pace that can meet the demand? To answer this question we tested for changes in dispersal data collection and use over time. Our systematic review of 655 conservation-related publications compared five topics: climate change, habitat restoration, population viabi...

Journal: :Bulletin of mathematical biology 2014
Joseph P Stover Bruce E Kendall Roger M Nisbet

Dispersal heterogeneity is increasingly being observed in ecological populations and has long been suspected as an explanation for observations of non-Gaussian dispersal. Recent empirical and theoretical studies have begun to confirm this. Using an integro-difference model, we allow an individual's diffusivity to be drawn from a trait distribution and derive a general relationship between the d...

2011
Chiu-Yen Kao Yuan Lou Wenxian Shen

Random dispersal describes the movement of organisms between adjacent spatial locations. However, the movement of some organisms such as seeds of plants can occur between non-adjacent spatial locations and is thus non-local. We propose to study a mixed dispersal strategy, which is a combination of random dispersal and non-local dispersal. More specifically, we assume that a fraction of individu...

2012
João A. N. Filipe Richard C. Cobb Ross K. Meentemeyer Christopher A. Lee Yana S. Valachovic Alex R. Cook David M. Rizzo Christopher A. Gilligan

Exotic pathogens and pests threaten ecosystem service, biodiversity, and crop security globally. If an invasive agent can disperse asymptomatically over long distances, multiple spatial and temporal scales interplay, making identification of effective strategies to regulate, monitor, and control disease extremely difficult. The management of outbreaks is also challenged by limited data on the a...

Journal: :Molecular ecology 2007
M Hoehn S D Sarre K Henle

Although habitat loss and fragmentation threaten species throughout the world and are a major threat to biodiversity, it is apparent that some species are at greater risk of extinction in fragmented landscapes than others. Identification of these species and the characteristics that make them sensitive to habitat fragmentation has important implications for conservation management. Here, we pre...

2015
Karen C. Abbott Justine Karst Lori A. Biederman Stuart R. Borrett Alan Hastings Vonda Walsh James D. Bever

Plant species vary greatly in their responsiveness to nutritional soil mutualists, such as mycorrhizal fungi and rhizobia, and this responsiveness is associated with a trade-off in allocation to root structures for resource uptake. As a result, the outcome of plant competition can change with the density of mutualists, with microbe-responsive plant species having high competitive ability when m...

Journal: :Journal of theoretical biology 2018
Laila D Kazimierski Marcelo N Kuperman Horacio S Wio Guillermo Abramson

We study a model of seed dispersal that considers the inclusion of an animal disperser moving diffusively, feeding on fruits and transporting the seeds, which are later deposited and capable of germination. The dynamics depends on several population parameters of growth, decay, harvesting, transport, digestion and germination. In particular, the deposition of transported seeds at places away fr...

2012
ROBERT STEPHEN CANTRELL CHRIS COSNER YUAN LOU DANIEL RYAN R. S. CANTRELL

ABSTRACT. An important question in the study of the evolution of dispersal is what kind of dispersal strategies are evolutionary stable. This work is motivated by recent work of Cosner et al. [9], in which they introduced a class of ideal free dispersal kernels and found conditions suggesting that they determine evolutionarily stable dispersal strategies. The goals of this paper are to introduc...

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