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The route to extinction: Population dynamics of a threatened butterfly
John F. McLaughlin
,
Jessica J. Hellmann
, Carol L. Boggs
, Paul R. Ehrlich
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Keyphrases
Population Dynamics
100%
Endogenous Factors
100%
Abundance Data
100%
Threatened Butterfly
100%
Population Ecology
50%
Population Variability
50%
Nonlinear Modeling
50%
Random Walk
50%
Changes in Abundance
50%
Functional Form
50%
Population Regulation
50%
Persistence Time
50%
Climatic Variability
50%
Climatic Influence
50%
Exogenous Factors
50%
Sampling Model
50%
Protected Habitats
50%
Weather Effects
50%
Climatic Effects
50%
Population Fluctuation
50%
Model Investigations
50%
Euphydryas
50%
Homogeneous Habitat
50%
Butterfly Community
50%
Checkerspot Butterflies
50%
Diverse Habitats
50%
Habitat Area
50%
Endogenous Components
50%
Oscillation Damping
50%
Exogenous Effects
50%
Exogenous Components
50%
Population Sampling
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Weather Condition
100%
Population Dynamics
100%
Field Study
66%
Climatic Effect
33%
Population Regulation
33%
Population Ecology
33%
Overpopulation
33%
Random Walk
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Weather
100%
Population Dynamics
100%
Euphydryas editha
33%
Population Ecology
33%
Mathematics
Functional Form
100%
Random Walk
100%
Medicine and Dentistry
Population Dynamics
100%
Population Regulation
50%