Modeling the life history of sessile rotifers: larval substratum selection through reproduction
@article{Young2018ModelingTL, title={Modeling the life history of sessile rotifers: larval substratum selection through reproduction}, author={A. Young and R. Hochberg and E. Walsh and R. Wallace}, journal={Hydrobiologia}, year={2018}, pages={1-16} }
Although the theoretical underpinnings of habitat selection by marine invertebrate larvae have been well studied, this theory has been neglected for freshwater sessile rotifers. To study how substratum selection affects larval fitness, we developed a dynamic model to examine influences of three elements of larval life (survival, substratum acceptance, substratum encounter probability) and substratum-dependent reproductive success in adults. Monte Carlo simulation models were run using an… CONTINUE READING
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