Oral Session #56: Metapopulation Analysis.

Presiding: D.H. Deutschman, San Diego State University.
Wednesday, August 9, 2000
8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Ballroom I - Cliff Lodge

8:00 AM	Relationships between diversity and stability depend on the cause of variation in diversity. HENRY STEVENS, M.H. , O.L. PETCHEY
8:15 AM	Species, functional groups, diversity and composition: What regulates ecosystem function and stability? DOWNING, A.L.
8:30 AM	The evolution of dispersal in populations and communities: A direct test. FRIEDENBERG, N.A.
8:45 AM	Spatial organization of communities: A unified null model methodology. SANDERSON, J.G.
9:15 AM	Scaling of resource heterogeneity and the coexistence of species. RITCHIE, M.E. , H. OLFF, N. HADDAD
9:30 AM	Scaling-up movements in heterogeneous landscapes: Importance of behavior MANUEL MORALES, J.
10:00 AM	Break
10:15 AM	Modeling commnunity assembly: A synthesis of approaches. SABUCO, J.
10:30 AM	Intrametapopulation competition: Implications for population and metapopulation persistence. BJORKSTEDT, E.P.
10:45 AM	The effects of habitat destruction in finite-patch landscapes: A chain-binomial metapopulation model. HILL, M. , H. CASWELL
11:00 AM	Detecting change across broad scales: An inferential design for intertidal monitoring at Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska. IRVINE, G.V.
11:15 AM	Ecological and geographic patterns of impact in invaded communities: A meta-analysis. WONHAM, M.J. , K. GOODELL, B. VON HOLLE and I.M. PARKER
11:30 AM	Trophic and taxonomic patterns of impact of invasive species: A meta-analysis. GOODELL, K. , M.J. WONHAM, B. VON HOLLE and I.M. PARKER
11:45 AM	Dynamics of diversification in a metapopulation. GAVRILETS, S.