Living on the edge of chaos: population dynamics of fennoscandian voles

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AVAILABILITY OF FOOD AND THE POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ARVICOLINE RODENTS (2001, background): “Thus, the fundamental difference between logistic and regrowth vegetation models persists whether we are dealing with seasonal or non-seasonal environments, and this difference can be detected by an appropriate statistical test for delayed density dependence (e.g., Turchin and Ellner 2000).”
SMALL‐RODENT DYNAMICS AND PREDATION (2001, methodology): “The bank vole is so abundant throughout Fennoscandia that the direct and indirect interactions in the three-species assemblage might significantly influence field vole dynamics and thereby the pooled small-rodent dynamics at large (Henttonen and Hanski 2000).”
A rodent plague on prairie diversity (2002, background): “Microtines show 10-fold pulses of abundance with a periodicity of 3‐6 years (Taitt & Krebs 1985), whether predation, resource depletion, chaos, or some dynamic mix of factors drives rodent fluctuations ( Turchin & Ellner 2000; Turchin & Batzli 2001).”
Can noise induce chaos (2003, background): “The ''global Lyapunov exponent'' that Turchin and Ellner (2000) reported is what we here have termed the SLE.”