The Ricker Model is a discrete-time population dynamics model that describes density-dependent growth by relating the number of individuals in a population at one time step to the previous time step through an exponential decay function modulated by carrying capacity and intrinsic growth rate.
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Pattern in Life History and the Environment
Garth I. Murphy · The American Naturalist · 1968 · 563 citations
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