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Joint density dependence

Dennis et al., 1998

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10303534526617299571
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Dennis B
Kemp W
Taper M
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Ecology

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We present a new multivariate model for describing jointly fluctuating, density‐dependent populations. The model is a stochastic, multivariate version of a discrete‐time logistic model that explicitly accounts for spatial variation of growth rate parameters and covariances of …
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