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Informing population models with evolutionary theory to infer species' conservation status
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General | |
Data holding centre | British Oceanographic Data Centre |
Country | United Kingdom |
Time period | Temporal metadata is not applicable for this model. Period refers to the start and end date of the grant. |
Ongoing | No |
Observations | |
Parameters | Fish morphology, age and physiology; Bird behaviour |
Description | |
Summary | This dataset comprises life history models of Scombrids, long lived sea-birds, and Kittiwake birds. Existing datasets for these species were used to produce theory predicting the demographic rates that are correlated with suites of life history traits, and then generate more precise posterior estimates of these demographic rates by fitting a structured population model. These models aim to generate new insights about the relationship between life-history traits of marine species, environmental drivers such as resources and mortality, and resilience to anthropogenic or environmental perturbations. The data were generated by the project titled "Informing population models with evolutionary theory to infer species' conservation status" funded by NERC Discovery Science grant NE/P004180/1 led by Professor Jason Matthiopoulos and Dr Catharine Horswill at University of Glasgow Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health & Comparative Medicine. |
Originators | University of Glasgow Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health and Comparative Medicine |
References | Cat Horswill (2018) Global reconstruction of life-history strategies: A case study using tunas, |
Availability | |
Organisation | British Oceanographic Data Centre |
Availability | Unrestricted |
Contact | Polly Hadžiabdić (Head of the BODC Requests Team) |
Address | British Oceanographic Data Centre |
Telephone | +44 (0)782 512 0946 |
Facsimile | +44 (0)151 795 4912 |
enquiries@bodc.ac.uk | |
Administration | |
Collating centre | British Oceanographic Data Centre |
Local identifier | 1048-NE-P004180-1 |
Global identifier | 7098 |
Last revised | 2023-11-27 |