Predicting
how
insects
will
respond
to
stressors
through
time
is
difficult
because
of
the
diversity
insects,
environments,
and
approaches
used
monitor
model.
Forecasting
models
take
correlative/statistical,
mechanistic
models,
integrated
forms;
in
some
cases,
temporal
processes
can
be
inferred
from
spatial
models.
Because
heterogeneity
associated
with
broad
community
measurements,
are
often
unable
identify
explanations.
Many
present
efforts
forecast
insect
dynamics
restricted
single-species
which
offer
precise
predictions
but
limited
generalizability.
Trait-based
may
a
good
compromise
limits
masking
ranges
responses
while
still
offering
insight.
Regardless
modeling
approach,
data
parameterize
forecasting
model
should
carefully
evaluated
for
autocorrelation,
minimum
needs,
sampling
biases
data.
tested
using
near-term
revised
improve
future
forecasts.
Fisheries Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
272, P. 106925 - 106925
Published: Jan. 5, 2024
Integrated
fisheries
stock
assessment
models
(SAMs)
and
integrated
population
(IPMs)
are
used
in
biological
ecological
systems
to
estimate
abundance
demographic
rates.
The
approaches
fundamentally
very
similar,
but
historically
have
been
considered
as
separate
endeavors,
resulting
a
loss
of
shared
vision,
practice
progress.
We
review
the
two
identify
similarities
differences,
with
view
identifying
key
lessons
that
would
benefit
more
generally
overarching
topic
ecology.
present
case
study
for
each
SAM
(snapper
from
west
coast
New
Zealand)
IPM
(woodchat
shrikes
Germany)
highlight
differences
similarities.
between
SAMs
IPMs
appear
be
objectives
parameter
estimates
required
meet
these
objectives,
size
spatial
scale
populations,
differing
availability
various
types
data.
In
addition,
up
now,
typical
applied
aquatic
habitats,
while
most
stem
terrestrial
habitats.
aim
assess
level
sustainable
exploitation
fish
so
absolute
or
biomass
must
estimated,
although
some
only
relative
trends.
Relative
is
often
sufficient
understand
dynamics
inform
conservation
actions,
which
main
objective
IPMs.
small
populations
concern,
where
uncertainty
can
important,
conveniently
implemented
using
Bayesian
approaches.
typically
at
moderate
scales
(1
104
km2),
possibility
collecting
detailed
longitudinal
individual
data,
whereas
large,
economically
valuable
stocks
large
(104
106
km2)
limited
There
sense
data-
(or
information-)
hungry
than
an
because
its
goal
abundance,
data
rates
difficult
obtain
(often
marine)
applied.
therefore
require
'tuning'
assumptions
IPMs,
'data
speak
themselves',
consequently
techniques
such
weighting
model
evaluation
nuanced
being
fit
disaggregated
quantify
variation
allow
richer
inference
on
processes.
attempts
example
by
unconditional
capture-recapture
Ecological Informatics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
80, P. 102492 - 102492
Published: Jan. 29, 2024
With
life
history
traits
determining
the
natural
selection
fitnesses
of
individuals
and
growth
populations,
estimates
their
variation
are
essential
to
advance
evolutionary
understanding
ecological
management
during
times
global
change.
As
data
incomplete
or
missing
for
most
species,
I
combine
theory
construct
a
meta
model
population
dynamic
(PDLH)
in
birds
mammals.
This
generates
PDLH
models
11,187
species
4936
mammals,
covering
29
per
species.
The
inter-specific
is
used
illustrate
underlying
mechanisms,
explain
diverse
range
trajectories
by
inclusion
regulation.
provides
steps
towards
improved
analyses
freely
accessible
ready-to-use
online
simulations,
Current Opinion in Insect Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
60, P. 101133 - 101133
Published: Oct. 17, 2023
Predicting
how
insects
will
respond
to
stressors
through
time
is
difficult
because
of
the
diversity
insects,
environments,
and
approaches
used
monitor
model.
Forecasting
models
take
correlative/statistical,
mechanistic
models,
integrated
forms;
in
some
cases,
temporal
processes
can
be
inferred
from
spatial
models.
Because
heterogeneity
associated
with
broad
community
measurements,
are
often
unable
identify
explanations.
Many
present
efforts
forecast
insect
dynamics
restricted
single-species
which
offer
precise
predictions
but
limited
generalizability.
Trait-based
may
a
good
compromise
that
limits
masking
ranges
responses
while
still
offering
insight.
Regardless
modeling
approach,
data
parameterize
forecasting
model
should
carefully
evaluated
for
autocorrelation,
minimum
needs,
sampling
biases
data.
tested
using
near-term
revised
improve
future
forecasts.
Aquatic Conservation Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(12), P. 1535 - 1551
Published: Sept. 12, 2023
Abstract
Assessing
distribution
and
abundance
patterns
for
rare
species
is
challenging
yet
imperative,
considering
the
extant,
potentially
hazardous,
anthropogenic
activities.
In
particular,
poorly
studied
Chilean
dolphin
(
Cephalorhynchus
eutropia
)
exhibits
an
extremely
patchy
low
densities,
co‐occurring
with
intensive
aquaculture
industry
in
Southern
Chile,
among
other
The
of
dolphins
were
assessed
entire
Northern
Patagonia.
A
hierarchical
model
was
fitted
to
data
from
line
transect
surveys
using
distance
sampling
techniques
environmental
variables
derived
topographic
features
oceanographic
models.
second
version
this
used
a
joint‐likelihood
approach
incorporate
presence–pseudoabsence
improving
parameter
estimation.
Spatial
predictions
arising
these
models
evaluate
relative
probability
encountering
vessels
local,
predominantly
fleet.
results
show
that
drastically
reduced
uncertainty
parameters
controlling
effect
covariates
total
estimates.
This
estimated
overall
(median
2,225.8;
95%
CI
1,340–3,867)
region,
indicates
their
preference
shallow,
sheltered
bays
inner
channels,
near
river
mouths,
where
salinity
expected.
highest
probabilities
dolphin–vessel
interactions
found
on
eastern
coast
Chiloe
Big
Island,
coinciding
largest
number
concessions
area.
Considering
population
expected
be
thousands,
suitable
habitat
highly
restricted,
facing
increasing
impacts,
some
areas
undergoing
or
planning
major
expansions
development,
provided
here
should
considered
management
plans
extant
marine
protected
areas,
evaluation
current
International
Union
Conservation
Nature
(IUCN)
national
conservation
categories
species.
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Sept. 27, 2023
Insect
transmission
of
plant
pathogens
involves
multi-layered
interactions
between
vectors,
viruses,
host
plants
and
environmental
factors.
Adding
to
the
complexity
vector–virus
relationships
are
diverse
microbial
communities,
which
hypothesized
influence
pathogen
transmission.
Although
interaction
research
has
flourished,
role
played
by
microbes
in
vector
competence
disease
epidemiology
remains
unclear
many
pathosystems.
We
therefore
aimed
develop
a
novel
ecological
modeling
approach
identify
drivers
complex
vector–virus–microbiome
interactions,
particularly
differences
abundance
symbionts
within
microbiomes
probability
virus
acquisition.
Our
combines
established
molecular
tools
for
profiling
communities
with
underutilized
Bayesian
hierarchical
data
integration
techniques.
used
globally
relevant
aphid–virus
pathosystem
custom
vector–microbiome
models
that
incorporate
covariates
(e.g.,
temperature,
landcover)
applied
them
individual
extent
factors
drive
changes
then
acquisition
aphid.
Specifically,
we
focus
on
aphid
obligate
symbiont
(
Buchnera
)
wide-spread
facultative
Serratia
as
proof
concept
two
major
species
include
single
covariate
(i.e.,
temperature).
Overall,
demonstrate
how
community-level
microbiome
can
candidate
variables
associated
competence.
framework
accommodate
range
different
abundances,
overcome
spatial
misalignment
streams,
is
robust
varying
levels
incidence.
Results
show
relative
strongly
negatively
S.avenae
,
but
not
R.
padi
.
was
competence,
influenced
spring
temperatures.
This
work
lays
foundation
developing
broader
predicting
dynamics
agroecosystems
deploying
microbiome-targeted
pest
management
tactics.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 28, 2023
Summary
Data
integration
allows
obtaining
better
descriptions
and
forecasting
of
a
population’s
behaviour
by
incorporating
data
at
both
the
individual
population
levels.
Structured
models
include
matrix
(MPMs),
which
structure
through
discrete
state
variable,
integral
(IPMs),
use
continuous
variable.
Two
decades
ago,
integrated
version
MPMs
appeared,
but
their
corresponding
for
IPMs
is
still
missing.
Here,
we
propose
model
(IIPM).
This
takes
up
ideas
behind
existing
used
to
describe
forecast
dynamics
continuously
structured
populations:
IPMs,
data,
inverse
data.
Particularly,
emphasise
construction
fitting
IIPM
under
Bayesian
framework
Soay
sheep
database
compare
generated
these
models.
The
constructed
with
had
good
performance
(vital
rates)
(size
structure)
levels,
because,
as
they
are
constrained
fit
sets
produce
balanced
dynamics.
In
turn,
IPM
produced
best
estimates
worst
estimates,
whilst
estimates.
objective
should
be
correctly
patterns.
not
using
fail
in
this
objective.
An
solves
problem.