Matrix Methods for Avian Demography

  • McDonald D
  • Caswell H
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Demography is a tool for understanding population-level dynamics in terms of events (birth, death, maturation, etc.) at the level of the individual. Demographic models are a critical component of theory in population genetics, life history evolution, mating systems, and population biology. Demography is of fundamental concern to conservation biology; the demographic rather than genetic consequences of rarity may be the imminent threat to species facing rapid habitat destruction in many parts of the world (Lande, 1988b).

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McDonald, D. B., & Caswell, H. (1993). Matrix Methods for Avian Demography. In Current Ornithology (pp. 139–185). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-9582-3_3

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