<p>(A) Continuous, terraced, and exponential increment; (B) Continuous, terraced, and exponential decrement; (C) Variable bottlenecks based on time, duration, and amount of reduction.</p
<p>Each year, 5% of the simulated population was removed (“killed”). surveys were conducted monthly;...
(A) Inferred R over time (black line, left-axis) from the segmented-exponential model fit to rounds ...
Changes in local population size are expected to have an effect on the degree of genetic microdiffer...
<p>(A) Various increments of population size; (B) N<sub>e</sub> estimates based on (A); (C) A decrem...
<p>(A) N<sub>e</sub> constant: for constant N<sub>e</sub> = 100 and 1000, the r<sup>2</sup> values a...
<p>Solid curves correspond to the posterior distributions under a model of exponential population si...
<p>P-values for Tajima's <i>D</i> and Fay and Wu's <i>H</i> tests from coalesceant simulations of bo...
(A, B) Median estimates for R (points) and 95% credible intervals (error bars) for each period of ti...
<p>This applies to both peak 0 (high, narrow peak) and peak 1 (lower, flatter peak). (with being p...
<p>Bold indicates the <i>M</i>-ratios used the <i>N<sub>e</sub></i> from <i>N<sub>e</sub></i> = <i>H...
1. The decomposition of variation in population growth into the relative contributions from differen...
Estimated R for each time period and estimated multiplicative change in R for each change in restric...
<p>Dynamic preestimates of population size and continuous descending model of the <i>C. obcordata</i...
<p>(a) Mean growth-rate extracted from the histograms in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/inf...
<p>Change in Three Population Estimates and Personal Network Size over the Recursive Trimming Proces...
<p>Each year, 5% of the simulated population was removed (“killed”). surveys were conducted monthly;...
(A) Inferred R over time (black line, left-axis) from the segmented-exponential model fit to rounds ...
Changes in local population size are expected to have an effect on the degree of genetic microdiffer...
<p>(A) Various increments of population size; (B) N<sub>e</sub> estimates based on (A); (C) A decrem...
<p>(A) N<sub>e</sub> constant: for constant N<sub>e</sub> = 100 and 1000, the r<sup>2</sup> values a...
<p>Solid curves correspond to the posterior distributions under a model of exponential population si...
<p>P-values for Tajima's <i>D</i> and Fay and Wu's <i>H</i> tests from coalesceant simulations of bo...
(A, B) Median estimates for R (points) and 95% credible intervals (error bars) for each period of ti...
<p>This applies to both peak 0 (high, narrow peak) and peak 1 (lower, flatter peak). (with being p...
<p>Bold indicates the <i>M</i>-ratios used the <i>N<sub>e</sub></i> from <i>N<sub>e</sub></i> = <i>H...
1. The decomposition of variation in population growth into the relative contributions from differen...
Estimated R for each time period and estimated multiplicative change in R for each change in restric...
<p>Dynamic preestimates of population size and continuous descending model of the <i>C. obcordata</i...
<p>(a) Mean growth-rate extracted from the histograms in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/inf...
<p>Change in Three Population Estimates and Personal Network Size over the Recursive Trimming Proces...
<p>Each year, 5% of the simulated population was removed (“killed”). surveys were conducted monthly;...
(A) Inferred R over time (black line, left-axis) from the segmented-exponential model fit to rounds ...
Changes in local population size are expected to have an effect on the degree of genetic microdiffer...
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