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  • Ecología
  • Dinámica de la población
  • Ecología teórica

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  • Los ciclos depredador-presa son conceptos ecológicos fundamentales, que teóricamente permiten la persistencia indefinida de la población.
  • La duración de la dinámica cíclica del mundo real y la autosostenibilidad siguen siendo cuestiones abiertas en ecología.
  • Estudios anteriores muestran oscilaciones de corta duración en entornos experimentales sin factores de estabilización externos.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Investigar la auto-sostenibilidad a largo plazo de los ciclos depredador-presa en un entorno experimental controlado.
  • Para caracterizar la dinámica de las oscilaciones depredador-presa durante períodos prolongados.
  • Explorar el papel de la estocasticidad en la modulación de la dinámica cíclica.

Principales métodos:

  • Experimentos en el microcosmos usando un sistema planctónico de depredador y presa.
  • Observación y análisis de datos de series temporales para la dinámica de las poblaciones.
  • Modelado matemático para interpretar la dinámica observada.
  • Manipulación experimental con suministro pulsado de nutrientes para probar los efectos estocásticos.

Principales resultados:

  • Se han observado series temporales oscilatorias de longitud sin precedentes, que persisten hasta ~ 50 ciclos (~ 300 generaciones de depredadores).
  • La dinámica dominante presentaba oscilaciones regulares y coherentes con una diferencia de fase entre el depredador y la presa.
  • Se produjeron episodios más cortos de oscilaciones irregulares y no coherentes, pero el sistema tendía a volver a una dinámica coherente.
  • La estocasticidad, potencialmente del suministro de nutrientes, estuvo implicada en cambios entre dinámicas coherentes y no coherentes.

Conclusiones:

  • Los sistemas depredador-presa pueden exhibir una dinámica cíclica autosuficiente durante largos períodos de tiempo.
  • El régimen cíclico observado demuestra resistencia a los eventos estocásticos, con una tendencia a volver a las oscilaciones coherentes.
  • Los hallazgos apoyan empíricamente el potencial de persistencia a largo plazo de las poblaciones de depredadores y presas en la dinámica cíclica.