Density dependence of egg recruitment and moth dispersal in spruce budworms
J Régnière, VG Nealis - Forests, 2019 - mdpi.com
Egg recruitment quantifies the relative importance of realized fecundity and migration rates
in the population dynamics of highly mobile insects. We develop here a formal context upon …
in the population dynamics of highly mobile insects. We develop here a formal context upon …
Spatial synchrony propagates through a forest food web via consumer–resource interactions
In many study systems, populations fluctuate synchronously across large regions. Several
mechanisms have been advanced to explain this, but their importance in nature is often …
mechanisms have been advanced to explain this, but their importance in nature is often …
Spatial scales of population synchrony in predator-prey systems
Many species show synchronous fluctuations in population size over large geographical
areas, which are likely to increase their regional extinction risk. Here we examine how the …
areas, which are likely to increase their regional extinction risk. Here we examine how the …
Phase locking, the Moran effect and distance decay of synchrony: experimental tests in a model system
Ecology Letters (2011) 14: 163–168 Abstract Spatially separated populations of many
species fluctuate synchronously. Synchrony typically decays with increasing interpopulation …
species fluctuate synchronously. Synchrony typically decays with increasing interpopulation …
Drivers and spatial patterns of population synchrony of fish species in a floodplain
R Vendrametto Granzotti, AA Agostinho… - Freshwater …, 2022 - Wiley Online Library
Spatial synchrony is the correlation between the temporal dynamics of local populations.
This pattern may be driven by spatially correlated environmental variation (ie, Moran effect) …
This pattern may be driven by spatially correlated environmental variation (ie, Moran effect) …
A global geography of synchrony for marine phytoplankton
EJ Defriez, DC Reuman - Global Ecology and Biogeography, 2017 - Wiley Online Library
Aim Spatial synchrony in plankton is imperfectly understood yet may have far‐reaching
implications, for example for carbon export to the deep ocean. Several techniques have …
implications, for example for carbon export to the deep ocean. Several techniques have …
Spatial synchrony of breeding success in the blacklegged kittiwake Rissa tridactyla reflects the spatial dynamics of its sandeel prey
Synchrony in demographic rates between spatially disjunct populations is a widespread
phenomenon, although the underlying mechanisms are often not known. This synchrony …
phenomenon, although the underlying mechanisms are often not known. This synchrony …
Synchronous effects produce cycles in deer populations and deer‐vehicle collisions
Population cycles are fundamentally linked with spatial synchrony, the prevailing paradigm
being that populations with cyclic dynamics are easily synchronised. That is, population …
being that populations with cyclic dynamics are easily synchronised. That is, population …
Drought-induced spatio-temporal synchrony of plague outbreak in Europe
Plague synchronously swept across separated regions in Europe throughout history.
However, the spatio-temporal synchrony of plague and its driving mechanism have not been …
However, the spatio-temporal synchrony of plague and its driving mechanism have not been …
The dependence of synchrony on timescale and geography in freshwater plankton
Spatial synchrony is defined by related fluctuations through time in population abundances
measured at different locations. The degree of relatedness typically declines with increasing …
measured at different locations. The degree of relatedness typically declines with increasing …