"So, where do you come from?" The impact of assumed spatial population structure on estimates of recruitment

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RT @project_impress: Aunque no sorprende que este tipo de modelos involucren a especies de gran movilidad y amplia distribución, lo cierto…

Although it is not surprising that this type of model involves highly mobile and widely distributed species, the truth is that the spatial structure can be just as important in all stocks, as other research shows (Cadrin et al., 2019) https://t.co/2OCRG…

Aunque no sorprende que este tipo de modelos involucren a especies de gran movilidad y amplia distribución, lo cierto es que la estructura espacial puede ser igual de importante en todos los stocks como demuestran otros estudios (Cadrin et al., 2019) http…

INTERESANTE ARTICULO A REVISAR SOBRE DINÁMICA POBLACIONAL: "Entonces, ¿de dónde vienes?" El impacto de una estructura espacial ficticia de la población en las estimaciones de reclutamiento (ingreso de nuevos individuos a la población). (https://t.co/QxElO…

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