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Omnivory and Conditional Life-Histories in a Freshwater Community

Omnivory and Conditional Life-Histories in a Freshwater Community
淡水群落中的杂食性和条件性生活史
批准号:
9411161
负责人:
Philip Crowley
金额:
$3.45万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1994
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1994-08-01 至 1997-07-31

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中文摘要
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[9411161]克劳利生态群落环境下生物生长、发育和生存的模式。但是,特别是对于具有复杂生命周期的动物,生物体生命阶段之间以及种群和群落内生物体之间的因果关系往往难以建立和理解。特别是,捕食者捕食其他捕食者及其猎物(杂食性)的影响,以及种内捕食者(同类相食)的作用显然需要额外的关注。这个概念验证奖的目标是:(1)开发和评估上皮藻系统的实验室和半场方法,(2)构建半场阵列来评估实验的可行性,(3)启动实验室培养和开发垂直Ischnura系统的半场方法,以及(4)定位池塘系统以调查种群动态。这个项目将直接促进生活史理论的发展,并以一种综合的、相互促进的方式对理论进行实证检验。建议的工作将大大提高对生活史动态及其对人口和社区结构的影响的理解。最后,本研究将深入了解复杂的生命周期如何响应其社区环境。
英文摘要
9411161 Crowley The patterns of organismal growth, development, and survival form in the context of ecological communities. But especially for animals with complex life cycles, causal linkages between life stages of the organism - and among organisms within populations and communities - are often difficult to establish and understand. In particular, the effects of predators feeding on both other predators and their prey (omnivory), and the role of intraspecific predation (cannibalism) clearly require additional attention. The objectives of this proof of concept award are to (1) develop and evaluate laboratory and semifield methods for the Epitheca cynosura system, (2) construct the quonset array to assess feasibility of experiments, (3) initiate laboratory culture and develop semifield methods for the Ischnura verticalis system, and (4) locate pond systems for surveys of population dynamics. %%% This project will directly contribute to development of life-history theory and to empirical testing of theory in an integrated, mutually stimulatory way. The proposed work will substantially enhance understanding of life history dynamics and its effects on population and community structure. Finally, this research will provide insight into how complex life cycles respond to their community context.
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