Dynamic of populations on the verge of extinction

Article Abstract:

The way in which contact processes might contribute to understanding population persistence by deducing the biological problem to a well-studied phenomenon in statistical physics, directed percolation is reviewed. The extension to more complex systems is suggested.

Administration of Conservation Programs, Endangered Species

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Local population dynamics and the impact of scale and isolation: A study on different little owl populations

Article Abstract:

The long-term demographic data was used to analyze several little owl populations. The analysis showed that the spatial extent and the isolation of a local population affect the contribution of the different demographic components

Switzerland, Environmental aspects, Owls

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