학술논문
Grandparentage assignments identify unexpected adfluvial life history tactic contributing offspring to a reintroduced population.
Document Type
Article
Source
Subject
*BIODIVERSITY
*POPULATION
*DEMOGRAPHY
*HUMAN ecology
*HUMAN error
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ISSN
2045-7758
Abstract
Diversity in life history tactics contributes to the persistence of a population because it helps to protect against stochastic environments by varying individuals in space and time. However, some life history tactics may not be accounted for when assessing the demographic viability of a population. One important factor in demographic viability assessments is cohort replacement rate ( CRR), which is defined as the number of future adults produced by an adult. We assessed if precocial resident males (