Can predation pressure on freshwater fish be density-dependent? How can the concept of density-dependent factors be applied to understanding the dynamics of crowds and collective behavior in humans?

Density-dependent limiting factors have the potential to control population size. Consider food supply as an example. When population density is low, amount of ... Sep 7, 2022 ... ... factors between species. The following steps analyze the local stability of Model A. An equilibrium point is said to be asymptotically ... May 6, 2022 ... Factors independent of, or dependent on, fish density (number per area) can impact recruitment. Increased fish densities can intensify ... Oct 31, 2014 ... Spatio-temporal variations in conspecific density and resource availability are two of the main factors responsible for plasticity in ... Density-dependent factors are factors that influence population growth with respect to the population's size. Density-dependent factors include intraspecific competition and incidence of diseases and parasites. Competition among deer. As deer populations increase within ... Population growth can be determined by density-dependent or density-independent factors. Density dependent environmental factors are influenced by the ... Jun 30, 2020 ... This study took place on Anticosti Island, an island located in Quebec in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and infamous for its exceptionally high deer population. Oct 21, 2005 ... Temperature, precipitation, topography, soil, and predators are examples of powerful ecological factor groups that operate as density-dependent ... Jun 13, 2013 ... Effects of the density-dependent weak form factors on the neutrino reaction via neutral current for the nucleon in nuclear matter and 1 2 C.