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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2021-11-09
摘要
The planktonic larvae of many coastal 海洋 invertebrates swim vertically during dispersal to exploit variation in current strength and direction, food abundance and mortality rate throughout the water column and offshore. Prior studies have estimated the effects of vertical swimming upon larval dispersal using 數學 models. However, most such studies consider just a small number of predefined swimming behaviors despite evidence that even seemingly insignificant changes to these behaviors can dramatically alter predictions of larval delivery. Additionally, the concurrent effects of vertical swimming upon predation risk, feeding opportunities and energy budgeting are not well characterized. We used a simple 數學 model of larval dispersal in upwelling-favorable conditions to investigate how a contin
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