Abstract
Richard Levins [111] used the term “metapopulation” to describe a population of populations. Metapopulations naturally occur in fragmented habitats where each component of the habitat is occupied by one population and the populations are connected by migration. Levins proposed a very simple equation model to investigate the dynamics of the metapopulation in a temporally varying environment. Later, Hanski and Gilpin [67] gave more details from ecological view of point.
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Li, X. Z., Yang, J., & Martcheva, M. (2020). Metapopulation and Multigroup Age-Structured Models. In Interdisciplinary Applied Mathematics (Vol. 52, pp. 259–299). Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-42496-1_7
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