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SUMMARY:Stephen Ellner (Cornell): An invitation to spatial coexistence theory
DESCRIPTION:Stephen Ellner (Cornell)\, Peter Adler (Utah State)\, Giles Hooker (Cornell)\, Robin Snyder (Case Western): An invitation to spatial coexistence theory. \nAbstract:\nPreviously in this series Sebastian Schreiber reviewed stochastic coexistence theory for infinite population models\, based on long-term population growth rates of (infinitesimally) rare invaders. Nadav Shnerb presented progress on the challenges posed by demographic stochasticity\, in finite populations of discrete individuals. Today we add one more complication: spatial structure and local movement\, so that invader populations are clumped\, and locally common even when globally rare. \nZoom link: https://liu-se.zoom.us/j/63158449287 \neventbrite link (for reminders): https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/theoretical-ecology-seminar-series-tickets-119884512805 \n 
URL:https://iite.info/event/stephen-ellner-cornell-tbd/
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