eq07_Bmk | R Documentation |
This function outputs B.mk
, the number of breeding (B.) males (.m) in sink habitat (.k).
eq07_Bmk(W2, K.bc, B.fk)
W2 |
population vector |
K.bc |
source carrying capacity |
B.fk |
females allocated to sink |
The Runge and Marra (2004) indicate that "the number of males in sink habitat is limited by being able to find a mate, hence B.fk rather than K.bk." (pg TODO()). That is, if the female population is less than K.bk
for some reason then males remain unpaired; it is therefore better to be a floater in the drain than an unpaired male. TODO() Check the implications of this
How the function works:
IF W2.mg + W2.mp < K.bc
THEN 0 males go to sink
That is, if the total number of males is less than source size then all avaiable males can go to source; it appears as if these males will go there even if they remain unpaired.
IF K.bc <= (W2.mg + W2.mp)
AND IF W2.mg + W2.mp < K.bc+B.fk
THEN W2.mg + W2.mp - K.bc
males go to sink
(That is, IF total males greater than or equal to source carrying capacity AND total males are less than source K and number of females in sin.k. ) THEN the number of males that go to sin.k. equals total males minus those that went to source.
IF total males is GREATER than the number of females (K.bc + B.fk
)
THEN the number of males that go to the sink is equal to the number of females in the sink, B.fk
. The total number of females = K.bc + B.fk because ... TOD():...
B.mk, the number of breeding males in sink (.k) habitat
Runge, MC and PP Marra. 2004. Modeling seasonal interactions in the population dynamics of migratory birds. In Greenberg, R and PP Marra, eds. Birds of two worlds. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore.
W2. <- c(10,10,10,10)
names(W2.) <- c("mg","fg","mp","fp")
eq07_Bmk(W2 = W2., K.bc = 0, B.fk =5)
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