2007
DOI: 10.5914/tropocean.v35i1-2.5080
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Simulações da dinâmica, regulação populacional e recrutamento de cirrípedes e bivalves marinhos bentônicos

Abstract: RESUMOOs modelos de simulação do recrutamento usados na análise de sensibilidade foram baseados no modelo logístico, ao qual adicionaram-se funções de mortalidade e extração. A função de crescimento incluiu valores diários de recrutamento como input para o modelo e a taxa de mortalidade diária. A série de dados que representa os valores diários de recrutamento, a taxa de mortalidade, a capacidade de suporte (K) e a condição inicial foram modificadas para calibrar o modelo e avaliar a capacidade de recuperação … Show more

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“…Mortality rates were obtained by model calibration (Table 1). Model sensitivity analyses allowed changes that were always smaller than 10% for all parameters (Table 1) when compared to baseline simulations, which suggests that models that take values for two competing populations and recruitment ranges based on field data into account may add to the stability of the simulation when compared to single-species populations (Guimaraens et al, 2007). The correlation between field data and simulation results for population densities was statistically significant for both Cirripedia (r = 0.68, P \ 0.05) and Brachidontes (r = 0.86, P \ 0.01).…”
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“…Mortality rates were obtained by model calibration (Table 1). Model sensitivity analyses allowed changes that were always smaller than 10% for all parameters (Table 1) when compared to baseline simulations, which suggests that models that take values for two competing populations and recruitment ranges based on field data into account may add to the stability of the simulation when compared to single-species populations (Guimaraens et al, 2007). The correlation between field data and simulation results for population densities was statistically significant for both Cirripedia (r = 0.68, P \ 0.05) and Brachidontes (r = 0.86, P \ 0.01).…”
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“…Our modeling approach was to use a non-linear, stage-based, continuous time model of interacting bivalve and barnacle individuals, which allowed the simulation of invertebrate succession variation by inputting recruitment rates data of independent quadrats and stage transfer simulations based on maturation functions (Valentin & Marazzo, 2003). The interspecific competition function together with the recruitment interpolation that was calculated based on field data may add stability to this stage-based population model, which has been used previously to simulate unstable invertebrate densities (Guimaraens et al, 2007).…”
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