Staying or leaving: Triggers of emigration
Staying or leaving: Triggers of emigration
批准号:
431335546
负责人:
Dr. Christoph Ptatscheck
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Research Grants
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
德国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018-12-31 至 2021-12-31
中文摘要
扩散是生物体的一个基本特征,它影响到稳定性、多样性,从而也影响到整个群落的长期存在。这一扩散过程可分为引入性迁移、转移到其他栖息地和迁移到新的栖息地。扩散是多原因的,受生物体特征和环境因素的影响。以往的研究表明,生物密度,食物供应和捕食者的压力是移民的典型原因。这些因素在种内和种间水平上影响生物体,并且同时相互作用。科学挑战不是单独考虑影响因素的重要性,而是在相互作用的总体背景下考虑影响因素的重要性。本项目的主要目标是调查生物迁移的基本触发因素。与许多以前的研究相比,这里的重点是各种因素(生物密度,食物供应和捕食者压力)的相互作用。此外,这些因素对(1)单一物种和(2)物种组合以及(3)整个群落的影响将首次量化。一系列标准化的实验室实验确保了高度的可比性和信息价值。本研究中使用的测试生物体是线虫,这是世界上最常见的后生动物。由于线虫的分布潜力、容易和快速的培养、物种特异性特征、在田间的频繁和多样性以及它们的生态学意义,它们最适合于该项目。将线虫放置在具有操纵的初始情况(例如,高密度食物和捕食者的存在)的起始室中。随后,在7天后记录个人的迁移。总的来说,三个中心项目部分,总共730个单一的测试将在两年的时间内进行。
英文摘要
Dispersal is an essential trait of organisms that influences stability, diversity and thus also the long-term existence of whole communities. This process of dispersal can be divided into introductory emigration, transfer to other habitats and migration in the new habitat. Dispersal is multi-causal, influenced by the characteristics of an organism and environmental factors. Previous studies have shown, that organism density, food availability and predator pressure are typical causes of emigration. These factors influence organisms at the intra- and interspecific level and, moreover, interact simultaneously with each other. The scientific challenge is not to consider the importance of influencing factors solitary, but in the overall context of the interactions. The main goal of the presented project is to investigate basic triggers for the emigration of organisms. In contrast to many previous studies, the focus here is on the interactions of various factors (organism density, food availability and predator pressure). Furthermore, for the first time, the impact of these factors on (1) single species and (2) species combinations as well as on an (3) entire community will be quantified. A series of standardized laboratory experiments ensures a high degree of comparability and informative value.The test organisms used in this study are nematodes, the most common metazoans worldwide. Because of their distribution potential, the easy and fast cultivation, the species-specific characteristics, the frequent and diverse occurrence in the field and their ecological significance nematode are optimally suitable for the project.The experiments are performed in test vessels that have been adapted to nematodes and whose usability has been proven in preceding investigations. Nematodes are placed in a starting chamber with a manipulated initial situation (for example, high density of food and the presence of a predator). Subsequently, the migration of individuals is documented after seven days. In total, three central project sections with a total of 730 single tests will be carried out over a period of two years.
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