Search for dissertations about: "Species distribution model"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 191 swedish dissertations containing the words Species distribution model.
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21. Food webs and the distribution of body sizes
Abstract : Many ecologically relevant life-history traits of organisms, (such as generation time and ingestion rate) are significantly correlated to body size. Since these individual and species characteristics can affect the interactions between the species in a community, it is possible that the distribution of body sizes (in communities) can affect different properties of foodwebs as well. READ MORE
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22. Applying emerging genetic methods to wild model systems
Abstract : Genetic material is an invaluable source of information for assessments of wild populations. By using information derived from genetic markers, individuals can be identified and tracked over time, enabling studies of a wide range of behavioral, ecological, and evolutionary processes. READ MORE
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23. Plant species diversity patterns in a Swedish rural landscape : effects of the past and consequences for the future
Abstract : Plant species richness in rural landscapes is threatened as grassland management ceases or changes, and as many remaining semi-natural grasslands are becoming increasingly fragmented. This thesis is a study of plant species diversity in a rural landscape in south-eastern Sweden, and its relationship to management history and landscape pattern. READ MORE
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24. Dynamic Modeling of Nitrifying Trickling Filters
Abstract : Trickling filters, one kind of biofilm reactors, for removal of nitrogen in municipal wastewater are presently increasing in number in Sweden. For improved control and operation of wastewater treatment plants, where such reactors are used, dynamic models describing their behavior are necessary. READ MORE
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25. Statistical Methods for Taxon Classification and Bird Migration Phenology
Abstract : The connection between ecology and statistics is deep. Methodological advancement in statistics open up new possibilities to understand the distribution of life on earth, and research questions in ecology cause new statistical methods to be developed. READ MORE