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Population consequences of aggregative movement
Author(s): Peter Turchin
Date: 1989
Source: Journal of Animal Ecology, Vol. 58: 75-100
Publication Series: Miscellaneous Publication
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Gregarious behaviour is an important factor influencing survival and reproduction of animals, as well as population interactions. In this paper I develop a model of movement with attraction or repulsion between conspecifics. To facilitate its use in empirical studies, the model is based on experimentally measurable features of individual behaviour.Publication Notes
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