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Energy, space and competition: A model of territorial organization in camelids
Tomás Ignacio González, Guillermo Abramson, María Fabiana Laguna
Ecological theory predicts that herbivores adopt behaviors that balance energetic costs and benefits, shaping both foraging and reproductive organization. In some wild ungulates, s…
From female choice to social structure: Modeling harem formation in camelids
Tomás Ignacio González, Guillermo Abramson, María Fabiana Laguna
Herbivorous wild species constantly strive to optimize the trade-off between energy and nutrient intake and predation risk during foraging. This has led to the selection of several…
A mean field analysis of the role of indirect transmission in emergent infection events
Tomás Ignacio González, María Fabiana Laguna, Guillermo Abramson
We developed a mathematical model to investigate the role of indirect transmission in the spread of infectious diseases, using the illustrative example of sarcoptic mange as a case…
Waves of desertification in a competitive ecosystem
Y. C. Daza C., M. F. Laguna, J. A. Monjeau +1
We study a mathematical model inspired by a common scenario in northern Patagonia consisting of humans and their livestock living together with native wildlife. The main production…
Mathematical model of livestock and wildlife: Predation and competition under environmental disturbances
M. F. Laguna, G. Abramson, M. N. Kuperman +2
Inspired by real scenarios in Northern Patagonia, we analyze a mathematical model of a simple trophic web with two herbivores and one predator. The studied situations represent a c…