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Special Feature: Integro-Difference Equation Models in Ecology
Many ecological processes are best described as discrete in time, but continuous in space. Examples include species which reproduce and disperse propagules once per year, species with yearly movement, and a range of other processes. These processes are best modelled using a formulation that reflects these ecological features, namely integro-difference equations. With the growing interest in these approaches, Theoretical Ecology will be publishing a special issue highlighting recent advances and future directions.
Editors
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Michael Neubert
Michael Neubert is an Associate Scientist in the Biology Department and Fellow of the Ocean Life Institute at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
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Alan Hastings
Alan Hastings is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of California, Davis and is Editor-in-Chief of Theoretical Ecology.
