the proportions of the population in different age classes when the rate of increase has converged to a constant (which depends on the fixed schedules of survival and fecundity). The ratios between the numbers in the age classes are constants (Caughley 1970:89).
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the proportions of the population in different age classes when the rate of increase has converged to a constant (which depends on the fixed schedules of survival and fecundity). The ratios between the numbers in the age classes are constants (Caughley 1977:89).
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the proportions of the population in different age classes when the rate of increase has converged to a constant (which depends on the fixed schedules of survival and fecundity). The ratios between the numbers in the age classes are constants (Caughley 197789).
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The steady state solution to a Leslie matrix model in which relative abundance of each age class remains constant.
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Property of some populations such that the relative proportions of individuals of different ages are the same each year, when the same time of year (such as the start of the breeding season) is compared. Note, however, that in a stable age distribution these proportions still change predictably throughout each year
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