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For example, several people at the centre are involved in a working group that uses dynamical systems to model the ecological and economic impacts of invasive species (such as zebra mussels) in the Great Lakes of North America.

Maps which reliably identify areas of post-fire logging stand to improve our capacity to manage and model the ecological impacts associated with multiple disturbance events.

By viewing phenotype formation as an evolutionary system, we formulate mathematical equations to model the ecological mechanisms that drive the interaction and coordination of its constituent components toward population dynamics and stability.

The presence-absence modeling approach requires that presence and absence locality data be provided in order to model the ecological niche of a species.

However, it remains a challenge to model the ecological component when the spatial and temporal distributions of resources are finer grained, or temporally variable.

Under this model, the ecological characteristics fostering the spread of a sepsis-inducing oral flora include the following: Prey escape lizard attacks after being bitten Bacteria acquired from the lizard mouth cause a systemic infection in prey, achieving high densities in tissues that are normally consumed by lizards.

Teaching students to develop data-driven models is a challenging task as a good balance has to be found between the theoretical background of the models, the ecological relevance of the knowledge rules inferred and their socio-economic applicability.

Modeling the ecological niche of organisms solely as a function of mean temperature and precipitation omits the critical interactions between these variables that define the fundamental and realized niche which organisms inhabit [12], [13].

This reflects a move away from modelling spatio-temporal patterns per se and towards modelling the ecological processes that generate those patterns.

Statistical ecology has gelled over the past decade as a discipline that moves away from describing patterns towards modelling the ecological processes that generate these patterns.

One of these models is the ecological model of musculoskeletal disorders in office work, presented by Sauter and Swansson in 1996 [ 22].