The Canadian Entomologist · 1967 · 68 citations · 2 references
Life SciencesEcologyEntomologyPopulation BiologyPopulation EcologyReproductive BiologyMale Reproductive FunctionReproductive StrategiesReproductive SuccessSelection TheorySexual Selection In InsectsDynamic VariablesMale Reproductive PerformancePopulation-level Reproductive EffectsSperm Release Dynamics
Abstract A model is presented which describes the effect of sterile male release on a wild population. This model is not subject to restrictions, such as equal competitiveness between normal and sterile males and sperm nor to insect species whose females mate only once. The model is an approximation as it assumes constancy in several dynamic population variables. However, it has application in determining the approximate effects of sterile male release and in decisions on the number of sterile males required for release programs. It also has uses in ecological research.
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Sterile-Male Method of Population Control
E. F. Knipling · Science · 1959 · 411 citations
Life Sciences, Biology, Entomology +11