MODULARIZACE VÝUKY EVOLUČNÍ A EKOLOGICKÉ BIOLOGIE
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• Population ecology (Resources, Conditions, Models)
• Population growth (Population censuses)
• Population structure (Stage/Age life-tables, k-factor analysis)
• Temperature models (Degree-days)
• Intraspecific competition (Harvesting, Allee effect)
• Spatial ecology (Distribution, Dispersal, Metapopulations)
• Interspecific competition (Mutualism)
• Predation (Functional and numerical responses)
• Predation models (Host-pathogen/parasite, Prey-predator, Hostparasitoid,
Plant-herbivore)
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13.12.Herbivores, Parasites and pathogens18.
6.12.True predators, parasitoids, and host manipulation17.
6.12.Defence against predators (crypsis, mimicry)16.
29.11.Amensalism, comensalism, mutualism15.
29.11.Niche and coexistence (storage effect, heteromyopy, resource partitioning)14.
15.11.Interspecific competition, competitive exclusion principle, apparent competition13.
15.11.Dormancy, navigation, and migration12.
8.11.Dispersal and movement11.
8.11.Cooperation, Allee effect10.
1.11.Regulation of pests, sustainable harvest9.
1.11.Management of endangered species8.
18.10.Intraspecific competition7.
18.10.Geographic variability (temperature, physiological time)6.
18.10.r- and K- selection5.
11.10.Sex ratio4.
11.10.Evolution of sex, sex determination3.
4.10.Abundance and cycles2.
4.10.Adaptation, fitness and phenotypic plasticity1.
DateTopicsNo.
1. Life-table analysis – laboratory, Tenebrio beetles
2. Numerical response – laboratory, cockroaches
3. Mark capture-recapture – field, woodlice
4. Spatial distribution – field, coccinellid beetles
5. Trophic niche – laboratory and field, spiders
1. Install R (http://www.r-project.org/)
2. Download packages: deSolve, rootSolve, Rramas
3. Print chapters 4-6 of Populační ekologie živočichů v příkladech
4. Study chapter 2