In discrete-time ecological models, environmental stochasticity can increase, decrease, or leave unchanged the expected stationary population size, depending on the model, the noisy parameter, and the deterministic baseline used for comparison.
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Population size in stochastic discrete-time ecological dynamics
In discrete-time ecological models, environmental stochasticity can increase, decrease, or leave unchanged the expected stationary population size, depending on the model, the noisy parameter, and the deterministic baseline used for comparison.