Population recovery sensitivity and extinction probability after the impact of an environmental disturbance using a 5-stage-structured mathematical model
A 5-stage-structured mathematical model (UDI: R4.x261.232:0001) was used to examine the sensitivity of recovery time after a time-varying environmental disaster. As a test case, stage-specific survival and transition rates, and annual fecundity values for the Gulf of Mexico sperm whales were used to...
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dataone:R4-x261-000-0013-0003 2024-10-03T18:46:28+00:00 Population recovery sensitivity and extinction probability after the impact of an environmental disturbance using a 5-stage-structured mathematical model 2017-08-18T00:00:00Z https://search.dataone.org/view/R4-x261-000-0013-0003 unknown Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative Sensitivity analysis environmental disturbance population recovery lethal effects sublethal effects sperm whales Dataset 2017 dataone:urn:node:GRIIDC 2024-10-03T18:11:36Z A 5-stage-structured mathematical model (UDI: R4.x261.232:0001) was used to examine the sensitivity of recovery time after a time-varying environmental disaster. As a test case, stage-specific survival and transition rates, and annual fecundity values for the Gulf of Mexico sperm whales were used to model the recovery rates after environmental disaster impacts on population survival. This analysis allows for the examination of the relationship between the DWH oil spill and the sensitivity of sperm whale population recovery to pre-disaster or biologically relevant levels with changes in the initial population structure and size, vital rates, and event severity. Dataset Sperm whale Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative (via DataONE) |
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Sensitivity analysis environmental disturbance population recovery lethal effects sublethal effects sperm whales Population recovery sensitivity and extinction probability after the impact of an environmental disturbance using a 5-stage-structured mathematical model |
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A 5-stage-structured mathematical model (UDI: R4.x261.232:0001) was used to examine the sensitivity of recovery time after a time-varying environmental disaster. As a test case, stage-specific survival and transition rates, and annual fecundity values for the Gulf of Mexico sperm whales were used to model the recovery rates after environmental disaster impacts on population survival. This analysis allows for the examination of the relationship between the DWH oil spill and the sensitivity of sperm whale population recovery to pre-disaster or biologically relevant levels with changes in the initial population structure and size, vital rates, and event severity. |
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Population recovery sensitivity and extinction probability after the impact of an environmental disturbance using a 5-stage-structured mathematical model |
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Population recovery sensitivity and extinction probability after the impact of an environmental disturbance using a 5-stage-structured mathematical model |
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Population recovery sensitivity and extinction probability after the impact of an environmental disturbance using a 5-stage-structured mathematical model |
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Population recovery sensitivity and extinction probability after the impact of an environmental disturbance using a 5-stage-structured mathematical model |
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Population recovery sensitivity and extinction probability after the impact of an environmental disturbance using a 5-stage-structured mathematical model |
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population recovery sensitivity and extinction probability after the impact of an environmental disturbance using a 5-stage-structured mathematical model |
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Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative |
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