Effect of Propagule Size and Landscape Structure on Morphological Differentiation and Asymmetry in Experimentally Introduced Roesel's Bush-Crickets

Article Abstract:

Research on Roesel's bush-crickets emphasizes the importance of habitat connectivity and large propagule sizes in species introduction. It also indicates that males and females of a given species may need to be considered separately in assessments of fluctuating asymmetry and morphology.

Crickets

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Linking Wild and Captive Populations to Maximize Species Persistence: Optimal Translocation Strategies

Article Abstract:

Stochastic dynamic programming and Markov-chain modeling are used to target optimal state-dependent methods for conservation efforts applied to captive and wild species populations. Threshold sizes and carrying capacities are demonstrated using the Arabian oryx.

Models, Usage, Measurement, Animal populations, Mathematical optimization, Optimization theory

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Research Training for Releasable Animals

Article Abstract:

Behavior research is proposed as a useful format for reducing animal learning about humans, and for emphasizing the biological information necessary for animals to survive in their natural habitat.

Animal behavior, Learning in animals, Animal learning, Animal behaviour

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