Malthusian Catastrophe: Species Extinction Caused By Oversized Population
Abstract
There is one pseudo-extinction debt and four occurring conditions for real extinction debt. Since small and oversized populations have a high extinction risk, Pan threshold (upper limit) was calculated for Verhulst-Pear \"logistic\" growth model and logistic model with the Allee effect, an important parameter corresponding to Allee threshold (lower limit).
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