Population Systems: A General Introduction

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On principles, laws and theory in population ecology (2003, background): “On the other hand, if we accept the definitions cited above, and if we agree with Colyvan and Ginzburg (2003a) that laws are not meant to be infallible, then the logistic looks like a good candidate since it accurately describes the growth of populations growing under a particular (idealized) set of”
Spatial-temporal population dynamics across species range: from centre to margin (2005, background): “central habitats) tend to be less mobile (Brussard 1984) and organisms without good dispersal powers will tend to overexploit their environments and thus be exposed to selection for mechanisms limiting their own numbers through controlling birth rate or death rate (Berryman 1981).”