Growth and decline Exponential growth pop size at

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Growth and decline

Growth and decline

Exponential growth pop. size at time t+ t N(t+ t) = pop. size at

Exponential growth pop. size at time t+ t N(t+ t) = pop. size at time t + = N(t) + Hypothesis: N = r N t r - rate constant of growth increment N

Differential equation for exponential growth

Differential equation for exponential growth

Exponential growth r=0. 1 10 9 8 7 N(t) 6 5 4 3 2

Exponential growth r=0. 1 10 9 8 7 N(t) 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Time - t 14 16 18 20

Exponential growth in discrete time Nt+1 = Nt + r Nt Nt+1 = (1+r)

Exponential growth in discrete time Nt+1 = Nt + r Nt Nt+1 = (1+r) Nt Nt = (1+r)t N 0

Exponential decline r - mortality rate

Exponential decline r - mortality rate

Exponential decline r=0. 1 N(t) Time – t

Exponential decline r=0. 1 N(t) Time – t

Limited growth Factors that affect population dynamics • reproduction (growth rate) • mortality •

Limited growth Factors that affect population dynamics • reproduction (growth rate) • mortality • environmental capacity

Monomolecular model for limited growth First order chemical reaction: A P A – reactant,

Monomolecular model for limited growth First order chemical reaction: A P A – reactant, P – product, R(t) – reactant concentration k – reaction rate - Exponential decay C(t) – product concentration A = R(0)

Monomolecular growth 50 45 40 Product C(t)=A(1 -exp(-kt)) Concentrations 35 30 25 20 15

Monomolecular growth 50 45 40 Product C(t)=A(1 -exp(-kt)) Concentrations 35 30 25 20 15 Reactant R(t)=A exp(-kt) 10 5 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 time 6 7 8 9 10

Logistic growth model Relies on the hypothesis that population growth is limited by environmental

Logistic growth model Relies on the hypothesis that population growth is limited by environmental capacity K – environmental capacity

150 100 N(t) 50 time 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14

150 100 N(t) 50 time 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

Logistic growth with time delay Factor that limits growth acts after some time TD

Logistic growth with time delay Factor that limits growth acts after some time TD No analytical solution

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Discrete logistic model

Discrete logistic model

Growth of individual organisms

Growth of individual organisms

Von Bertalanffy’s model Postulates: • Gain in weight is proportional to the surface area

Von Bertalanffy’s model Postulates: • Gain in weight is proportional to the surface area of the organism • Loss in weight is proportional to the weight of the organism • Organism maintain the same shape while growing

Von Bertalanffy’s model S – surface area W – weight L - length H,

Von Bertalanffy’s model S – surface area W – weight L - length H, C - parameters (monomolecular growth)

Richards’ family of models Has all of previous models as special cases

Richards’ family of models Has all of previous models as special cases

Allometric growth Allometry – study of relative sizes of different parts of organisms X,

Allometric growth Allometry – study of relative sizes of different parts of organisms X, Y Hypothesis:

Computations Matlab script files and functions Simulink block diagrams

Computations Matlab script files and functions Simulink block diagrams

Computations Matlab functions: exp(x) - exponential plot(x, y) - plot ode 45 – compute

Computations Matlab functions: exp(x) - exponential plot(x, y) - plot ode 45 – compute solution to ODE X=AB - least squares (help slash) fmins - minimize function over arguments