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Vincent Hin

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Ecology and Evolution|April 25, 2019
Cannibalism prevents evolutionary suicide of ontogenetic omnivores in life-history intraguild predation systemsVincent Hin, André M de Roos
Functional Ecology|April 23, 2019
Evolution of size-dependent intraspecific competition predicts body size scaling of metabolic rateVincent Hin, André M de Roos
Ecological Applications : a Publication of the Ecological Society of America|April 14, 2019
Bio-energetic modeling of medium-sized cetaceans shows high sensitivity to disturbance in seasons of low resource supplyVincent Hin, John Harwood, André M de Roos
Plos One|June 3, 2021
Density dependence can obscure nonlethal effects of disturbance on life history of medium-sized cetaceansVincent Hin, John Harwood, André M de Roos
The American Naturalist|October 21, 2017
Cannibalism and Intraguild Predation Community Dynamics: Coexistence, Competitive Exclusion, and the Loss of Alternative Stable StatesBenjamin J Toscano, Vincent Hin, Volker H W Rudolf
Plos One|August 20, 2015
The Effect of Digestive Capacity on the Intake Rate of Toxic and Non-Toxic Prey in an Ecological ContextThomas Oudman, Vincent Hin, Anne Dekinga, et al.
The American Naturalist|November 18, 2011
Coexistence of predator and prey in intraguild predation systems with ontogenetic niche shiftsVincent Hin, Tim Schellekens, Lennart Persson, et al.
Conservation Physiology|August 11, 2022
A simple DEB-based ecosystem modelJaap van der Meer, Vincent Hin, Pepijn van Oort, et al.
The American Naturalist|September 24, 2020
Propensity for Risk in Reproductive Strategy Affects Susceptibility to Anthropogenic DisturbanceEnrico Pirotta, Vincent Hin, Marc Mangel, et al.
Plos One|August 31, 2023
Using individual-based bioenergetic models to predict the aggregate effects of disturbance on populations: A case study with beaked whales and Navy sonarVincent Hin, André M de Roos, Kelly J Benoit-Bird, et al.
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Ecology and Evolution|April 25, 2019
Cannibalism prevents evolutionary suicide of ontogenetic omnivores in life-history intraguild predation systemsVincent Hin, André M de Roos
Functional Ecology|April 23, 2019
Evolution of size-dependent intraspecific competition predicts body size scaling of metabolic rateVincent Hin, André M de Roos
Ecological Applications : a Publication of the Ecological Society of America|April 14, 2019
Bio-energetic modeling of medium-sized cetaceans shows high sensitivity to disturbance in seasons of low resource supplyVincent Hin, John Harwood, André M de Roos
Plos One|June 3, 2021
Density dependence can obscure nonlethal effects of disturbance on life history of medium-sized cetaceansVincent Hin, John Harwood, André M de Roos
The American Naturalist|October 21, 2017
Cannibalism and Intraguild Predation Community Dynamics: Coexistence, Competitive Exclusion, and the Loss of Alternative Stable StatesBenjamin J Toscano, Vincent Hin, Volker H W Rudolf
Plos One|August 20, 2015
The Effect of Digestive Capacity on the Intake Rate of Toxic and Non-Toxic Prey in an Ecological ContextThomas Oudman, Vincent Hin, Anne Dekinga, et al.
The American Naturalist|November 18, 2011
Coexistence of predator and prey in intraguild predation systems with ontogenetic niche shiftsVincent Hin, Tim Schellekens, Lennart Persson, et al.
Conservation Physiology|August 11, 2022
A simple DEB-based ecosystem modelJaap van der Meer, Vincent Hin, Pepijn van Oort, et al.
The American Naturalist|September 24, 2020
Propensity for Risk in Reproductive Strategy Affects Susceptibility to Anthropogenic DisturbanceEnrico Pirotta, Vincent Hin, Marc Mangel, et al.
Plos One|August 31, 2023
Using individual-based bioenergetic models to predict the aggregate effects of disturbance on populations: A case study with beaked whales and Navy sonarVincent Hin, André M de Roos, Kelly J Benoit-Bird, et al.
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