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--- relationships ---
Definition: interaction between species whereby one is totally or partially consumed or harmed by the other.
Predator-prey
***: insect whose larvae live as parasites that eventually kill their host.
Parasitoid
Lotka-Volterra
δN / δt = r nN - εPN
Population growth curve for *** species
1) What is ε in εPN?
2) What is εPN?
PREY
1) ε = interaction coefficient for predator efficiency
2) εPN = negative effect of predator abundance on prey abundance
Lotka-Volterra
δP / δt = r pP - θPN
Population growth curve for *** species
1) What is θ in θPN?
PREDATOR
1) θ = interaction coefficient for predator efficiency
***: combinations of prey and predator population numbers at which neither population is increasing or decreasing
Isoclines
Lotka-Volterra
P?
N?
predator pop size
prey pop size
*** Stability
Amplitude of oscillations does NOT increase...
Neutral Stability
Rosenzweig and MacArthur???
Modifications to Lotka-Volterra model
*** Stability
*** Predator
Amplitude of oscillations DECREASES...
Neighborhood Stability
Inefficient Predator
slope = 0 *** oscillations
negative slope *** oscillations
positive slope ***oscillations
neutral
stable
unstable
Do predators limit abundance of prey?
yes and no
*** Stability
*** Predator
Amplitude of oscillations INCREASES...
Instability
Efficient Predator
*** response
–response of average predator to abundance of prey
Functional
*** response
–response of predator population to a change in prey density
Numerical
*** Stability
*** Predator
Amplitude of oscillations INCREASES then stabilizes...
Limit Cycle - Instability
Efficient Predator, Prey can hide
---*** Repsonse---
Reproduction and Aggregative response
Numerical Response
---*** Repsonse---
Feeding and Developmental response
Functional Response
--- Lotka-Volterra predator-prey model ---
Prey isocline on graph is ***.
Predator isocline on graph is ***.
horizontal
lateral