Stage-Structured Population Dynamics is a population modeling framework in conservation population biology that categorizes individuals by developmental, physiological, or morphological stages rather than age, and tracks transitions between these stages to predict population growth, persistence, and response to environmental change.
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The Study of Population Growth in Organisms Grouped by Stages
L. P. Lefkovitch · Biometrics · 1965 · 1.1K citations
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