STATISTICAL ECOLOGY

Thursday, August 10, 2000
10:30 AM to 12:00 PM
Cliff Lodge Patio Deck (Site B)

34	Using evolutionary computation to assess process models. TURLEY, M.C. , E.D. FORD
35	Stochastic age-structured dynamics: Cycles and trends. BJORNSTAD, O.N.
36	When can genetic differentiation be used as a quantitative measure of inter-population movement? BRENNAN, J.M. , L. FAHRIG
37	Choosing the best similarity index when performing fuzzy set ordination on binary data. BOYCE, R.L.
38	A Bayesian approach to estimating demographic matrices. GROSS, K. , B.A. CRAIG
39	Identifying optimal habitat for multiple species with a combination of kernel estimation and odds ratio statistics. PETERSON, E.B.
40	Spatial pattern analysis in ecology based on the K-function: Testing the assumptions of stationarity and isotropy. BATTLES, J. , G. BIGING, D. NEWBURN
41	Distinguishing ecologically significant patterns from model artifacts: A spatially-explicit method to identify and represent model uncertainty. BRUGNACH, M. , G.A. BRADSHAW, J. BOLTE and R.P. NIELSON
42	Sampling structure and diversity of old-growth forests in the Pacific Northwest: Effect of plot size. GRAY, A.N.
43	Uncertainty in source partitioning using stable isotopes. PHILLIPS, D.L. , J.W. GREGG