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Adaptive Therapy: Modeling Evolutionary Principles In Anticancer Therapy, Jeffrey B. West
Adaptive Therapy: Modeling Evolutionary Principles In Anticancer Therapy, Jeffrey B. West
Biology and Medicine Through Mathematics Conference
No abstract provided.
Simulating Within-Vector Generation Of The Malaria Parasite Diversity, Lauren M. Childs
Simulating Within-Vector Generation Of The Malaria Parasite Diversity, Lauren M. Childs
Biology and Medicine Through Mathematics Conference
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The Dynamic Consequences Of Evolution In Response To Environmental Disturbances, Amy Veprauskas
The Dynamic Consequences Of Evolution In Response To Environmental Disturbances, Amy Veprauskas
Biology and Medicine Through Mathematics Conference
No abstract provided.
Experimental Design For Parameter Estimation In An Allometric Food Web Model, Amanda Laubmeier
Experimental Design For Parameter Estimation In An Allometric Food Web Model, Amanda Laubmeier
Biology and Medicine Through Mathematics Conference
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Bacteriophage Lifestyles: Capsid Size Matters, Diana Y. Lee
Bacteriophage Lifestyles: Capsid Size Matters, Diana Y. Lee
Biology and Medicine Through Mathematics Conference
No abstract provided.
Species-Specific Negative Density Dependence And Disturbance Interactions On Biodiversity, David Chan, Ben Ramage
Species-Specific Negative Density Dependence And Disturbance Interactions On Biodiversity, David Chan, Ben Ramage
Biology and Medicine Through Mathematics Conference
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The Effects Of Disturbance And Species Specific Interactions On Diversity In An Agent Based Forest Simulation, Matthew E. Mills
The Effects Of Disturbance And Species Specific Interactions On Diversity In An Agent Based Forest Simulation, Matthew E. Mills
Theses and Dissertations
In ecology literature, there is much data which suggests that conspecific negative density dependence (CNDD) and abiotic disturbances increase biodiversity in forests. This thesis elucidates the notion that not only do these two forces increase diversity, but they may also interact with one another in order to achieve higher levels of biodiversity. Abiotic disturbances, like fires and hurricanes, can indirectly impact conspecific effects because when these forces remove individuals from the landscape, the role of the conspecific effects will change. The interaction of these two factors in biodiversity are explored in an agent based forest simulation through a resource surface. …