Population dynamics

Population dynamics is the study of how the size and age composition of populations change over time, treated as dynamical systems. A branch of mathematical biology, it models these changes using techniques such as differential equations.

Everything across Biodiversa tagged with the topic “Population dynamics”.

Projects

6

• Project Butterfly ecology and behaviour on Gotland
• Project Conservation of hairy-footed leafcutter bee
• Project Habitat requirements and population dynamics of three endangered butterfly species
• Project Long-term population dynamics of rattle grasshopper
• Project Tracking the trends and distribution of butterflies and moths in northern europe
• Project Tracking the trends and spatiotemporal variation of Marsh Fritillary on Gotland