Effects of acorn abundance on density dependence in a Japanese wood mouse (Apodemus speciosus) population

Effects of acorn abundance on density dependence in a Japanese wood mouse (Apodemus speciosus) population
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DOI:
10.1007/s10144-008-0076-6
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发表时间:
2008-02
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1.7
通讯作者:
T. Saitoh;J. Vik;N. Stenseth;T. Takanishi;Shintaro Hayakashi;N. Ishida;Masaaki Ohmori;T. Morita;S. Uemura;M. Kadomatsu;J. Osawa;K. Maekawa
T. Saitoh;J. Vik;N. Stenseth;T. Takanishi;Shintaro Hayakashi;N. Ishida;Masaaki Ohmori;T. Morita;S. Uemura;M. Kadomatsu;J. Osawa;K. Maekawa
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学3区
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作者:
T. Saitoh;J. Vik;N. Stenseth;T. Takanishi;Shintaro Hayakashi;N. Ishida;Masaaki Ohmori;T. Morita;S. Uemura;M. Kadomatsu;J. Osawa;K. Maekawa

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We analysed the effects ofQuercus crispulaacorn abundance on the density dependence of the large Japanese wood mouseApodemus speciosususing time series data (1992–2007). The data were obtained in a forest in northern Hokkaido, Japan, by live-trapping rodents and directly counting acorns on the ground. Acorn abundance in one year clearly influenced the abundance of wood mice in the following year in all models examined based on the Gompertz and Ricker model; in addition, the abundance of wood mice had effects on the population. Acorn abundance influenced the strength of density dependence (intraspecific competition) of the wood mouse population. When the abundance of acorns was high, density dependence was relaxed, and as a result the equilibrium density at which the population growth rate decreased to zero became higher. Those effects of acorn abundance were regarded as a nonlinear perturbation effect (sensu Royama 1992). The nonlinearity of density dependence was also detected; higher densities had stronger effects on population growth rates.