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絶滅の危険性は,ストキャスティシティに寄与する要因に強く依存しています

Brett A Melbourne1, Alan Hastings

  • 1Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 80309, USA. brett.melbourne@colorado.edu

Nature
|July 4, 2008
PubMed
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絶滅のリスクを理解するには,人口統計的ストキャスティシティと環境ストキャスティシティを考慮する必要があります. 新しいモデルは,環境的要因ではなく,人口統計的要因を明らかにし,しばしば絶滅のリスクを高め,現在の保全の努力を過小評価する可能性がある.

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