EE30 Flashcards

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What does the logistic model show?

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density dependent interspecific and intraspecific competition

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What is the predation model construction?

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N= prey number and exponential growth dN/dt=rN p= predator number * more p = more N eaten *more N = more food for P = eat more * N should be hurt proportionally to both N and P

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What is the lotka voltera model?

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also known as the predator–prey equations pair of first-order, non-linear, differential equations frequently used to describe the dynamics of biological systems in which two species interact, one as a predator and the other as prey.

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what is the lotka voltera prey equation?

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dN/dt=rN-aPN a= search efficiency/attack raate p=no. of predators

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What is the lotka voltera predator equation?

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dP/dt = -qP dP/dt= caPN-qP a= search efficiency P= no. of predators q= starvation rate c= conversion rate = constant of proportionality.

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What is a state space graph and what does it show?

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abundance of species 1 is plotted on x-axis abundance of species 2 is plotted on the y-axis. Each point in a state-space graph represents a combination of abundances of the two species. For each species there is a straight line on the graph called a zero isocline. Any given point along, for example, species 1’s zero isocline represents a combination of abundances of the two species where the species 1 population does not increase or decrease the zero isocline for a species is calculated by setting dN/dt, the growth rate, equal to zero and solving for N.

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What does the isocline look like?

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predator prey isocline

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What does the zero isocline of the lotka voltera allow us to explore?

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the properties of this model

dN/dt=0

dN/dt=rN-aPN=0

rN=aPN

P=r/a

^ no change in prey number

dP/dt=caPN-qP=0

caPN=qP

N=q/ca

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What does the lotka voltera model tend to produce?

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coupled oscillations

ie. delayed density dependence.

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What kind of stability do lotka voltera cycles have?

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neutrally stabe

each disturbace initiates a new set of cycles

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11
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What is the indian meal moth cycle an example of?

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natural cycles

not predator prey

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12
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What is the lynx dynamics?

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  • lynx cycle is simple as exclusively feeds on snow hare
  • hare is more compllicated as affected by lunc and other vatiables like food plant availability
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13
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What other species follow lynx dynamic?

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wolces and moose

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14
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Which is more stabilizing type 2 or type 3 Functional response?

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type 3 can stabilize dynamics

faster increases at low density

especially with prey switching

Type 2 is theoretically destabilizing but would need to have stronger effects than intraspecific competiion

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