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Extinction risk depends strongly on factors contributing to stochasticity

Brett A. Melbourne & Alan Hastings

Nature 454, 100-103(3 July 2008)

doi:10.1038/nature06922

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Figure 1

A family of stochastic Ricker models based on Ricker's26 assumptions about the life cycle of a fish species that cannibalises its eggs.

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Figure 2

Variance in the number of individuals in the next generation (Nt + 1) as a function of the number of individuals in the current generation (Nt) for the stochastic Ricker models.

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Figure 3

Intrinsic mean time to extinction 30 (Tm) for the stochastic Ricker models as a function of the finite rate of increase (R).

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Table 1

Fit of stochastic Ricker models to T. castaneum data

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