Evolution of multi-stage dormancy in temporally autocorrelated environments.
(2005) In Evolutionary Ecology Research 7(8). p.1125-1137- Abstract
- Question: Under what circumstances does a capacity for multi-stage dormancy (i.e. dormancy
in more than one life-stage) evolve?
Mathematical methods: Optimization in stochastic environments. Results are derived both
analytically and by simulations.
Key assumption: There exists some trade-off between resources allocated to reproduction and
adult dormant survival. Different shapes of this trade-off are investigated.
Major conclusions: Multi-stage dormancy can evolve in an environment with low serial
autocorrelation. However, a slowly changing environment, with high positive autocorrelation,
will prevent the evolution of dormancy in several life-stages. In general, a high... (More) - Question: Under what circumstances does a capacity for multi-stage dormancy (i.e. dormancy
in more than one life-stage) evolve?
Mathematical methods: Optimization in stochastic environments. Results are derived both
analytically and by simulations.
Key assumption: There exists some trade-off between resources allocated to reproduction and
adult dormant survival. Different shapes of this trade-off are investigated.
Major conclusions: Multi-stage dormancy can evolve in an environment with low serial
autocorrelation. However, a slowly changing environment, with high positive autocorrelation,
will prevent the evolution of dormancy in several life-stages. In general, a high positive
environmental autocorrelation will separate the evolution of life parameters associated with
active life from that of parameters associated with dormant life. (Less)
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- Olofsson, Helen LU ; Ripa, Jörgen LU and Lundberg, Per LU
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- 2005
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- 1125 - 1137
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- 1522-0613
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