<p>Upper figures: synchronized environment; lower figures: non-synchronized environment. Figures on left: short-range dispersal; figures on right: long-range dispersal. Each diagram presents results for both low and high growth rates, and short (i.e. 0.2, LM) and long (i.e. 0.8, HM) range dispersal between habitats. Rate of immigration into the permanent habitat is 0.1 for HM and 0.7 for LM and from permanent to temporary habitats is 0.9 in all situations.</p
<p>The population fragments rapidly (within tens of generations) to small patches of tens to a few h...
<p>The experiment compared an unconnected control (UN) and metacommunities with low prey dispersal (...
<p>(a) Density-independent (<i>DI</i>) scenario and (b) density-dependent (<i>DD</i>) scenario. Fill...
<p>Persistence is plotted as a function of both the dispersal and growth rates. The numbers in paren...
<p>Persistence is plotted as a function of both the dispersal and growth rates. Rate of dispersal al...
Simulation models are valuable for making predictions that may be tested in natural systems and for ...
<p>A) probability of colonizing the new ditch, B) probability of mortality in the terrestrial habita...
1. Understanding the consequences of spatial structure on ecological dynamics is a central theme in ...
Habitat loss and fragmentation resulting from environmental changes are main drivers of global biodi...
Questions: Can density-dependent habitat selection create extinction–recolonization dynamics typical...
For geographically closed populations, it has long been known that the dynamics of rare populations ...
International audienceEvolutionary rescue is the process by which a population, in response to an en...
<p><b>a</b>, Geographic distance between individual and , , is sampled from a normal distribution, ...
With an increasing worldwide infrastructure more habitats are fragmented by roads and buildings, whi...
Colors represent the fate of the virtual species (same color-code as in Fig 1 with detailed explanat...
<p>The population fragments rapidly (within tens of generations) to small patches of tens to a few h...
<p>The experiment compared an unconnected control (UN) and metacommunities with low prey dispersal (...
<p>(a) Density-independent (<i>DI</i>) scenario and (b) density-dependent (<i>DD</i>) scenario. Fill...
<p>Persistence is plotted as a function of both the dispersal and growth rates. The numbers in paren...
<p>Persistence is plotted as a function of both the dispersal and growth rates. Rate of dispersal al...
Simulation models are valuable for making predictions that may be tested in natural systems and for ...
<p>A) probability of colonizing the new ditch, B) probability of mortality in the terrestrial habita...
1. Understanding the consequences of spatial structure on ecological dynamics is a central theme in ...
Habitat loss and fragmentation resulting from environmental changes are main drivers of global biodi...
Questions: Can density-dependent habitat selection create extinction–recolonization dynamics typical...
For geographically closed populations, it has long been known that the dynamics of rare populations ...
International audienceEvolutionary rescue is the process by which a population, in response to an en...
<p><b>a</b>, Geographic distance between individual and , , is sampled from a normal distribution, ...
With an increasing worldwide infrastructure more habitats are fragmented by roads and buildings, whi...
Colors represent the fate of the virtual species (same color-code as in Fig 1 with detailed explanat...
<p>The population fragments rapidly (within tens of generations) to small patches of tens to a few h...
<p>The experiment compared an unconnected control (UN) and metacommunities with low prey dispersal (...
<p>(a) Density-independent (<i>DI</i>) scenario and (b) density-dependent (<i>DD</i>) scenario. Fill...