BIOLOGY 3SS3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Time Series
10 Mar 2015
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After two minutes, what proportion is left: a little more than 98, exactly 98, a little less than 98, about 30, none. Use the picture below for the next two questions. It shows a time series for a continuous- time birth-death model. Use the picture below for the next three questions. It shows the assumptions made for a continuous-time birth-death model. 0204060801000. 00. 20. 40. 60. 81. 0apopulation sizeper capita rate (1/t)birth ratedeath rate0204060801000. 00. 20. 40. 60. 81. 0bpopulation sizeper capita rate (1/t)birth ratedeath rate0204060801000. 00. 20. 40. 60. 81. 0cpopulation sizeper capita rate (1/t)birth ratedeath rate0204060801000. 00. 20. 40. 60. 81. 0dpopulation sizeper capita rate (1/t)birth ratedeath rate0204060801000. 00. 20. 40. 60. 81. 0population sizeper capita rate (1/t)birth ratedeath ratebio 3ss3. 020406080100051015apopulation sizetotal rate (pop/t)birth ratedeath rate02040608010005101520bpopulation sizetotal rate (pop/t)birth ratedeath rate020406080100051015202530cpopulation sizetotal rate (pop/t)birth ratedeath rate020406080100020406080100dpopulation sizetotal rate (pop/t)birth ratedeath ratebio 3ss3. Version q: a researcher estimates that a moth population has a density of 10 pupae/ha in 2012, and nite rate of growth = 1. 4 (associated with a time step of one year). The sex ratio of the population is 1:1.
