Population Models Incorporating Physiological Structure: A Quick Survey of the Basic Concepts and an Application to Size-Structured Population Dynamics in Waterfleas

This publication has 11 references indexed in Scilit:

• The Life History Consequences of Resource Depression in Daphnia Pulex
  Ecology, 1989
• Population Consequences of a Physiological Model for Individuals
  Functional Ecology, 1989
• Numerical methods for structured population models: The Escalator Boxcar Train
  Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations, 1988
• Cyclic and Stable Populations: Plankton as Paradigm
  The American Naturalist, 1987
• Energy budgets can explain body size relations
  Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1986
• What the hen can tell about her eggs: egg development on the basis of energy budgets
  Journal of Mathematical Biology, 1986
• Three distinct types of dynamic behaviour shown by a single planktonic system
  Nature, 1985
• On the dynamics of chemically stressed populations: The deduction of population consequences from effects on individuals
  Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety, 1984
• Applying Models Incorporating Age‐Size Structure of a Population to Daphnia
  Ecology, 1969
• ANALYSIS OF POPULATION DEVELOPMENT IN DAPHNIA AT DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES
  The Biological Bulletin, 1943