Multiple stage hydra effect in a stage-structured prey-predator model
Abstract
In this work, we show by means of numerical bifurcation that two alternative stable states exhibit a hydra effect in a continuous-time stage-structured predator-prey model. We denote this behavior as a stage multiple hydra effect. This concomitant effect can have significant implications in population dynamics as well as in population management.
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