Integrating ecological insight derived from individual-based simulations and physiologically structured population models
• We compare IBM and physiologically structured population models (PSPM). • In both approaches, population dynamics “emerge” from properties of individuals. • IBMs are easier to formulate and to explain to non-specialists than PSPMs. • PSPMs allow for more extensive mapping of qualitative dynamics....
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