Jessica Tallman
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Maintaining metapopulations is a common theme in the literature of matrix applications. According to metapopulation theory, some subpopulations within patches of habitat will go extinct. These patches will then be recolonized by individuals from other subpopulations. Many articles discuss the influence of dispersal and its associated energy costs and increased mortality risks as a limiting factor to recolonization. Without recolonization events, metapopulations cannot persist. Managers of metapopulations are beginning to realize the need to increase knowledge of matrix factors that influence dispersal such as heterogeneity, permeability and the variation with which different species utilize the matrix.
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تاریخ انتشار 2005