13. Potential of Branching Processes as a Modeling Tool
221
Hanski I, Woiwod IP (1993) Spatial synchrony in the dynamics of moth and aphid populations. Journal of Animal Ecology 62:656–668
Heathcote CR, Seneta E, Vere-Jones D (1967) A refinement of two theorems in the theory
of branching processes. Theory of Probability and Its Applications 12:342–346
Jagers P (1975) Branching processes with biological applications. Wiley, London
Joffe A, Spitzer F (1967) On multitype branching processes with ρ ≤ 1. Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications 19:409– 430
Kanyamibwa S (1991) Dynamique des populations de Cigogne Blanche (Ciconia Ciconia
L) en Europe Occidentale: contribution `
a la conservation des populations naturelles.
Unpublished thesis, Montpellier II University, Montpellier, France
Kanyamibwa S, Lebreton JD (1992) Variation des effectifs de Cigogne Blanche et facteurs
du milieu: un mod` ele d´ emographique. In: M´ eriaux JL, Schierer A, Tombal C, Tombal JC
(eds) Les cigognes d’Europe. Institut Europ´ een d’Ecologie, Metz, France, pp 259–264
Kanyamibwa S, Schierer A, Pradel R, Lebreton J-D (1990) Changes in adult survival rates
in a western European population of the White Stork Ciconia ciconia. Ibis 132:27–35
Kanyamibwa S, Bairlein F, Schierer A (1993) Comparison of survival rates between
populations of the White Stork Ciconia ciconia in central Europe. Ornis Scandinavica
24:297–302
Lande R (1988) Genetics and demography in biological conservation. Science 241:1455–
1460
Lande R (1993) Risks of population extinction from demographic and environmental
stochasticity and random catastrophes. American Naturalist 142:911–927
Lande R, Orzack SH (1988) Extinction dynamics of age-structured populations in a fluctuating environment. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA
85:7418–7421
Lebreton J-D (1978) Un mod` ele probabiliste de la dynamique des populations de la
Cigogne Blanche (Ciconia ciconia L) en Europe Occidentale. In: Legay JM, Tomassone
R (eds) Biom´ etrie et Ecologie. Soci´ et´ e de Biom´ etrie, Paris, pp 277–343
Lebreton J-D (1981) Contribution ´
a la dynamique des populations d’oiseaux. Mod` eles
math´ ematiques en temps discret. Unpublished thesis, Lyon I University, Villeurbanne,
France
Lebreton J-D (1982) Applications of discrete time branching processes to bird population
dynamics modelling. In: ANAIS da 10
a conferˆ encia Internacional de Biometria.
EMBRAPA-DID/DMQ/Sociedade Internacional de Biometria, Brasil, pp 115–133
Lebreton J-D (1990) Modelling density dependence environmental variability and
demographic stochasticity from population counts: an example using Wytham Wood
Great Tits. In: Blondel J, Gosler A, Lebreton J-D, McCleery R (eds) Population biology
of passerine birds: an integrated approach. NATO ASI series. Series G: Ecological
sciences, vol 24. Springer Verlag, Berlin, pp 89–102
Lebreton J-D, Clobert J (1991) Bird population dynamics management and conservation:
the role of mathematical modeling. In: Perrins CM, Lebreton J-D, Hirons GJM (eds)
Bird population studies: relevance to conservation and management. Oxford University
Press, Oxford, UK, pp 105–125
Legendre S, Clobert J (1995) ULM: a software for conservation and evolutionary biologists. Journal of Applied Statistics 22:817–834
Lindenmayer DB, Burgman MA, Ak¸ cakaya HR, Lacy RC, Possingham HR (1995) A
review of the generic computer programs ALEX RAMAS/space and VORTEX for
modelling the viability of wildlife metapopulations. Ecological Modelling 82:161–174
221
Hanski I, Woiwod IP (1993) Spatial synchrony in the dynamics of moth and aphid populations. Journal of Animal Ecology 62:656–668
Heathcote CR, Seneta E, Vere-Jones D (1967) A refinement of two theorems in the theory
of branching processes. Theory of Probability and Its Applications 12:342–346
Jagers P (1975) Branching processes with biological applications. Wiley, London
Joffe A, Spitzer F (1967) On multitype branching processes with ρ ≤ 1. Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications 19:409– 430
Kanyamibwa S (1991) Dynamique des populations de Cigogne Blanche (Ciconia Ciconia
L) en Europe Occidentale: contribution `
a la conservation des populations naturelles.
Unpublished thesis, Montpellier II University, Montpellier, France
Kanyamibwa S, Lebreton JD (1992) Variation des effectifs de Cigogne Blanche et facteurs
du milieu: un mod` ele d´ emographique. In: M´ eriaux JL, Schierer A, Tombal C, Tombal JC
(eds) Les cigognes d’Europe. Institut Europ´ een d’Ecologie, Metz, France, pp 259–264
Kanyamibwa S, Schierer A, Pradel R, Lebreton J-D (1990) Changes in adult survival rates
in a western European population of the White Stork Ciconia ciconia. Ibis 132:27–35
Kanyamibwa S, Bairlein F, Schierer A (1993) Comparison of survival rates between
populations of the White Stork Ciconia ciconia in central Europe. Ornis Scandinavica
24:297–302
Lande R (1988) Genetics and demography in biological conservation. Science 241:1455–
1460
Lande R (1993) Risks of population extinction from demographic and environmental
stochasticity and random catastrophes. American Naturalist 142:911–927
Lande R, Orzack SH (1988) Extinction dynamics of age-structured populations in a fluctuating environment. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA
85:7418–7421
Lebreton J-D (1978) Un mod` ele probabiliste de la dynamique des populations de la
Cigogne Blanche (Ciconia ciconia L) en Europe Occidentale. In: Legay JM, Tomassone
R (eds) Biom´ etrie et Ecologie. Soci´ et´ e de Biom´ etrie, Paris, pp 277–343
Lebreton J-D (1981) Contribution ´
a la dynamique des populations d’oiseaux. Mod` eles
math´ ematiques en temps discret. Unpublished thesis, Lyon I University, Villeurbanne,
France
Lebreton J-D (1982) Applications of discrete time branching processes to bird population
dynamics modelling. In: ANAIS da 10
a conferˆ encia Internacional de Biometria.
EMBRAPA-DID/DMQ/Sociedade Internacional de Biometria, Brasil, pp 115–133
Lebreton J-D (1990) Modelling density dependence environmental variability and
demographic stochasticity from population counts: an example using Wytham Wood
Great Tits. In: Blondel J, Gosler A, Lebreton J-D, McCleery R (eds) Population biology
of passerine birds: an integrated approach. NATO ASI series. Series G: Ecological
sciences, vol 24. Springer Verlag, Berlin, pp 89–102
Lebreton J-D, Clobert J (1991) Bird population dynamics management and conservation:
the role of mathematical modeling. In: Perrins CM, Lebreton J-D, Hirons GJM (eds)
Bird population studies: relevance to conservation and management. Oxford University
Press, Oxford, UK, pp 105–125
Legendre S, Clobert J (1995) ULM: a software for conservation and evolutionary biologists. Journal of Applied Statistics 22:817–834
Lindenmayer DB, Burgman MA, Ak¸ cakaya HR, Lacy RC, Possingham HR (1995) A
review of the generic computer programs ALEX RAMAS/space and VORTEX for
modelling the viability of wildlife metapopulations. Ecological Modelling 82:161–174