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Table VIII-5. Influence of variability upon the effects of dispersal activity
The same situations 1a - 2b as in Table VIII-4:
Q1, Q2 = survival in first and second season respectively
0, 101,..,>104 =mean number of populations after 25 years with sizes of 0, 1-101,101-102..,>104
Rg =geometric mean of net reproduction values = (Pn/P0)/n), if P0 = starting size (= 20*500=10000),
and n = last year the species was present in the area (n<26)
v.c.Rg =variation coefficient of Rg
LR =log(H) - log(L), if H and L are the highest and the lowest population size observed, respectively
v.c. =variation coefficient of the mean values used in the simulations
B =simulation of species B (no dispersal)
M =simulation of species M (with dispersal)
1a.   Q1=0.05, Q2=0.20, ten=5.00
v.c.speciespopulation size 
 101102103104>104Rgv.c.RgLR
v.c.=0.2B00412311.0040.1040.266
V00012711.0090.0880.200
v.c.=0.4B10341200.9520.3221.018
V00312501.0090.2890.615
v.c.=0.8B20000000.4680.9434.000
V20000000.8300.5234.000
1b.   Q1=0.05, Q2=0.50, ten=2.00
v.c.speciespopulation size 
 101102103104>104Rgv.c.RgLR
v.c.=0.2B00214311.0190.1030.269
V00013701.0070.0910.196
v.c.=0.4B10242200.9680.3150.908
V00411501.0020.2970.807
v.c.=0.8 B20000000.5280.9664.000
V01143200.9470.7031.995
2a.   Q1=0.50, Q2=0.20, ten=4.55
v.c.speciespopulation size 
 101102103104>104Rgv.c.RgLR
v.c.=0.2B00313401.0030.0950.189
V00010911.0210.0800.275
v.c.=0.4B7452200.9590.2810.881
V00111711.0220.2500.740
v.c.=0.8B20000000.6011.1134.000
V0029631.0440.6221.664
2b.   Q1=0.50, Q2=0.50, ten=1.50
v.c.speciespopulation size 
 101102103104>104Rgv.c.RgLR
v.c.=0.2B00313400.9900.0890.799
V00016400.9810.0790.275
v.c.=0.4B5751200.9550.2640.799
V00118100.9470.2300.881
v.c.=0.8B20000000.5821.0554.000
V01621100.9300.6442.082


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