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Mar 23, 2025 11 min

Population Ecology: Distribution, Spacing, and Dynamics

from The Life Line: From Cells to Ecosystems Hosted by Leroy Jones

This podcast delves into the key concepts of population ecology, exploring how populations are defined, distributed, and change over time. We’ll examine factors like population range, spacing patterns, dispersal mechanisms, and the dynamics of metapopulations. Additionally, we’ll discuss source-sink systems and their role in species survival, particularly in fragmented landscapes. Join us as we uncover the ecological forces shaping population structure and persistence!

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