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Individual variation in life history characteristics can influence extinction risk

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Individual variation in life history characteristics can influence extinction risk

Auteurs : Henriëtte I. Jager

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Ecological modelling [ 0304-3800 ] ; 2001.

RBID : Pascal:02-0202290

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Cycle évolutif, Extinction population, Analyse risque, Comparaison interindividuelle, Age, Maturation sexuelle, Viabilité, Persistance, Population animale, Milieu aquatique, Modèle, Acipenser transmontanus.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Acipenser transmontanus, Age, Animal population, Aquatic environment, Interindividual comparison, Life history, Models, Persistence, Population extinction, Risk analysis, Sexual maturation, Viability.

Abstract

The white sturgeon (Acipenser transmontanus) shows great individual variation in the age at maturation. This study examines the consequences of model assumptions about individual variation in the age at maturation on predicted population viability. I considered: (1) the effects of variation in age at maturation alone; (2) the effects of heritability; and (3) the influence of a stable and an altered selective regime. Two selective regimes represented conditions before and after the impoundment of a river, blocking access of anadromous white sturgeon populations to the ocean. In contrast to previous simulation studies, I found that increased individual variation in the age at maturity did not necessarily lead to a higher likelihood of persistence. Individual variation increased the simulated likelihood of persistence when the variation was heritable and the selective regime had changed such that the mean age at maturity was no longer optimal.

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AU :	JAGER (Henriëtte I.)
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Individual variation in life history characteristics can influence extinction risk

Individual variation in life history characteristics can influence extinction risk

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