Supplemental Code For Source-Sink Dynamics Of Bumble Bees In Rapidly Changing Landscapes

R code used to 1) fit dispersal kernels to published queen dispersal data, 2) generate random landscapes with varying degrees of habitat loss and fragmentation, and 3) evaluate resulting bumble bee population dynamics.

Related Organizations

Tufts University
United States
University of California, Davis
United States
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
United States

Keywords

bumble bee, source-sink, habitat loss, habitat structure, matrix model, population model

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