Population Dynamics of the Andean Lizard Anolis heterodermus: Fast-slow Demographic Strategies in Fragmented Scrubland Landscapes

Keyphrases

• Population Dynamics 100%
• Scrubland 100%
• Fast-slow 100%
• Anolis 100%
• Demographic Strategies 100%
• Lizard 100%
• Habitat Loss 75%
• Habitat Fragmentation 75%
• Vital Rates 75%
• Management Strategy 50%
• Demographic Processes 50%
• Fragmented Landscape 50%
• Population Rates 50%
• Colombia 25%
• Older Adults 25%
• Extinction Risk 25%
• Sabana 25%
• Conservation Strategies 25%
• Survivorship 25%
• Isolated Population 25%
• Patch Area 25%
• High Growth 25%
• Small Patch 25%
• Natural Cover 25%
• Stasis 25%
• Elastic Analysis 25%
• Fast Strategy 25%
• Low Growth 25%
• Rate 1 25%
• Habitat Configuration 25%
• Habitat Connectivity 25%
• First Reproduction 25%
• Early Maturation 25%
• Equilibrium Growth Rates 25%
• Slow-fast Continuum 25%
• Lizard Conservation 25%
• Delayed Maturation 25%
• Population Stability 25%
• Population Demographics 25%
• Juvenile Growth 25%
• Juvenile Survival 25%
• Transition Rates 25%
• Continuum Hypothesis 25%
• Multistate Model 25%
• Habitat Structure 25%
• Large Patch 25%
• Capture-mark-recapture 25%

INIS

• population dynamics 100%
• populations 100%
• lizards 100%
• growth 50%
• losses 25%
• habitat fragmentation 25%
• management 16%
• adults 16%
• maturation 16%
• habitat 16%
• stability 8%
• equilibrium 8%
• hypothesis 8%
• reproduction 8%
• increasing 8%
• colombia 8%
• risks 8%
• variations 8%
• capture 8%
• configuration 8%
• juveniles 8%
• elasticity 8%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Forest Fragmentation 100%
• Anolis 100%
• Population Dynamics 100%
• Population Growth 66%
• Young Adults 33%
• Population Structure 33%