Research on the Impact of Resource Availability: A Case Study of Lamprey

Haixiang Liang; Caihua Qiu; Qihan Huang; Fengyi Chen; Zhuang Jin

doi:10.54097/53qvck98

Authors

Haixiang Liang
Caihua Qiu
Qihan Huang
Fengyi Chen
Zhuang Jin

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/53qvck98

Keywords:

Lamprey, Resource Availability, Resource Utilization Efficiency Model

Abstract

The changes in resource availability significantly affect the development of one's own population. This article aims to study the availability of lamprey resources, which affects the reproductive success rate and sex ratio of lamprey, and further affects the lamprey population, other populations, and even the entire ecosystem. In order to achieve our research objectives, we used a reproductive success model and a resource utilization efficiency model to simulate the population density changes of lampreys under different resource conditions, and analyzed the specific impact of resource availability on population density, other species diversity, and ecosystem stability.

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